CRIMES OF GENOCIDE AGAINST SERBS IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF KONJIC (1992 - 1995)

The city of Konjic is situated to the southwest of Sarajevo (at a distance of 59 kilometers by road) and north of Mostar (71 kilometers away).

According to the 1991 census the Municipality of Konjic had 43,878 inhabitants, of which number Muslims accounted for the largest percentage - 54.3%, Croats for 26.2 and Serbs for 15%.

During the 20th century the population structure in the Municipality of Konjic was forcibly disrupted to the detriment of the Serbs: in 1914 after the assassination in Sarajevo, over one hundred of the most eminent Serbs were killed, and during World War II Serbs were the victims of mass genocide (223 were slaughtered, of which 205 in 1941 by the local Ustashi).

Developments after World War II did not uphold the proclaimed national equality either: until 1991 fifteen mosques and five catholic chu

rches had been built in the Municipality of Konjic and not a single Orthodox church; of the forty streets in Konjic only one bore the name of a Serb (the national hero Maksim Kujundžić); the names of streets, enterprises and institutions were written exclusively in the Latin script; monuments to victims fallen in World War II did not truthfully depict the nationality of the victims and the perpetrators of the crimes.

Growing nationalism threatened the survival of Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including in Konjic. Although guided by different motives and following different programmes, the Croats and the Muslims aligned with each other in the dismemberment of Yugoslavia. The Muslims sought to create of Bosnia and Herzegovina an independent state based on

the ideas of Alija Izetbegović’s “Islamic Declaration” and the Croats aspired after annexing Bosnia and Herzegovina to Croatia.

The Muslim Party of Democratic Action (SDA) was first established in Konjic and then the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), and only then the Serbian Democratic Party (SDS).

Parallel with politically organizing themselves on a national basis, the Croats and Muslims also militarily organized and armed themselves.

In SDA’s activities in the region of Konjic aimed at establishing the Patriotic League as the military wing of the party, early in May 1991, the lead was taken by Jasmin Guska, head of the organizational unit in Konjic of the Ministry of the Interior, Šefko Nikši

ć, deputy head of public security in Konjic and Nijaz Salčin, head of logistics of the Ministry of the Interior in Konjic. Sefer Halilović, a former YPA officer, was among the principal organizers of the operation of the Patriotic League. Members of the Patriotic League were armed through the illegal procurement of weapons, in particular via Croatia.

Towards the end of 1991 the Croats in the Municipality of Konjic set up the Croatian Defence Council (HVO). They formed two battalions and the HVO commander for Konjic was Ivica Azinovi

ć. The Croats armed themselves in an organized fashion through Croatia and the HVO also participated in the arming of Muslims.

The Croats and Muslims armed themselves also by stealing weapons and ammunition from the "Igman" factory in Konjic. The first theft occurred in December 1991, the second in the beginning of February 1992 and the third in late February or early March 1992. A large quantity of ammunition and over a thousand pieces of smaller caliber weapons were stolen. Among the principal organizers of the burglary was Fehim

Čibo from Konjic who worked in the factory as an armorer on the proving ground.

The mass media were psychologically preparing the Muslims and Croats for a showdown with the Serbs, ever harping on the alleged threat coming from the Serbs, the "Serbo-Chetni

k peril”. Thus the reporter of Radio Konjic Stjepan Galić would say that “Serbo-Chetniks with a corrupt mind with pus oozing from their brains want to destroy the Muslims and the Croat people”, and similar formulations were also used by Ethem Badžak, a journalist of the "Oslobodjenje" and Ilija Šagolj, in charge of propaganda at the HVO, who openly called the Croats and Muslims to settle scores with the Serbs.

After the war broke out, the Muslims and Croats in Konjic overtly committed crimes against the Serbs in an organized way with the objective of annihilating Serbs in the area. A particularly brutal killing campaign of Serbs took place in May 1992. During attacks on Serb villages (Bradina, Donje Selo, Blace and others), members of Muslim and Croat army u

nits mass-killed Serbs who had not managed to escape. Throughout the area of the municipality Serbs were killed where they were found or were led away from their homes and killed or locked up in camps (Čelebići and Musala) in which they were also killed or subjected to humiliation and severe mental and physical torture often with a lethal outcome. Old men, women, children, the sick, the infirm, all were killed.

A number of Serb civilians were slaughtered just like in the genocide during World War II.

Mujaheddin from Islamic countries who had joined Muslim army units also committed crimes against the Serbs.

Despite the existence of data on mass genocidal crimes against the Serbs in the Municipality of Konjic, the proceedings before the Tribunal in The Hague

have been reduced to only four perpetrators of crimes (Zejnil Delalić, Zdravko Mucić-Pavo, Hazim Delić and Esad Landžo called “Zenga”) and only for the killing of 13 Serbs in one camp.

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Following is a list with specific data about the mass killing of Serbs:

AVRAMOVIĆ ČEDO, teacher of mathematics, from Čelebići, born on May 21, 1945 in Čelebići, father Ratko and mother Ikonija nee Lazarević, father of two children. Arrested on May 9, 1992 at his home. He was first held in custody at the Ministry of the Interior in Konjic and then at the end of May transferred to the Čelebići camp which is 200 metres away from his house. In the camp he was maltreated and beaten. Hazim Delić and Esad Landžo would take him out in front of “No.6” and beat him. He was in dee

p mental crisis. The actual cause of his death is unknown, possibly it was an electric shock. Witness 243/95-4 stated that in the morning when he woke up he saw that one of the cables that hung under the ceiling was loose and that Čedo was lying on the ground. He was naked to the waist and had a black spot in the region of the heart.(witnesses 380/94, 243/95-8, 100/94, 221/94-3/1, 283/94, 478/96-39, 375/97-2, 376/97-2).

BABIĆ BRANKO, pensioner, from Bjelovčina near Konjic, born on May 24, 1926 in Bjelovčina, father Boža and mother Marija nee Savić, married, father of five children. He lived in his house in the village which was controlled by the Croato-Muslim army. He was taken to the Čelebići camp on May 31, 1992 and the following day assigned to a work det

ail and was never seen again. His brother (witness 412/94-15) found out that Branko and Milenko Vukalo had been taken away by Drago Soldo and another man and killed at a spot called Paprica by Salko and Šabo Mušić (witness 478/96-39, 374/97-10).

BABIĆ PERO, pensioner, Vrdolje, Konjic, born on July 24, 1936 in the village of Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, father Đura, married, father of four children. Killed on June 2, 1992 in the village of Vrdolje in his home by members of the Muslim army. His body was fou

nd fifteen days later. (witness 478/96-39).

BABIĆ RUŽA, nee Zurovac, housewife, the village of Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1928 in the village of Prebilovci, Municipality of Čapljina, married, mother of three children, severely handicapped, lay bed-ridden in her house. She was found dead in her house ten days after the taking of Bjelovčina and the arrest of her son Slobodan who was killed in the camp.

BABIĆ SLOBODAN, doorman at the “Igman” enterprise, from Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality, born on December 2, 1949 in Bjelovčina, Konjic municipality, to father Petko and mother Ruža nee Zurovac, married, father of one child. He was arrested on May 21, 1992 at his house by members of the Croato-Muslim army and with the other Serbs taken to the Čel

ebići camp. In the camp he was tortured in the most brutal way. Among other things a rifle barrel was rammed in his mouth. They placed him in hangar “No.6”. Witness 376/97-2 states that he was all black from the beating, that he had an open wound at the lower end of his spine, all of his teeth had been knocked out, the palate ruptured by a blow with a rifle barrel, arms and legs broken. He could neither speak nor eat nor drink. As he was in grave condition, five days later they transferred him to Konjic, to the “hospital for Chetniks” in the “3 maj” elementary school which also was a camp for Serbs. His wife (witness 412/94-18) stated that she had visited him and that her husband could not speak and was unconscious. His body was covered with bruises and his hands were full of blisters, obviously from burns, and his tongue and uvula were cut. He died on June 5, 1992 and the wife got the body on June 7, 1992 and buried him at the cemetery in Bjelovčina. According to the statements of camp inmates, he was beatenthe most by Željko Mlikota from Seonica. Witness 357/97-2, who readied him for burial said that there had been visible traces of blows with a blunt object on the chest, that the left arm was crushed, teeth knocked out and the palate ruptured (witnesses 100/94, 236/94, 221/94-1, 380/94, 412/94-15, 478/96-39, 357/97-2, 375/977-2, 376/97-2.

VUJIČIĆ VASO, nicknamed “KISA”, bachelor of law, worked as a market inspector at the Assembly of the Municipality of Konjic, from Bradina, Municipality of Konjic, born in 1958 in Bradina, Municipality of Konjic, father Petar and mother Jovanka, nee Djordjić, married, father of two minor children. When members of the Croato-Muslim army took Bradina, Vaso and the rest of the Serbs surrendered on May 26 1992 to them. They were

driven off to the Čelebići camp. On the way to the camp, near Pero Mrkajić’s restaurant, he was taken out of the column with the brothers Živak (Slobodan and Velimir). They were led a hundred meters away in the direction of the Serbian church in Bradina and executed. Three days later his brother Dragan was arrested near Kalinovik with a group of Serbs trying to escape to the Serbian side and was killed en route to the Čelebići camp (evidence 478/96-40, 434/97-1, 361/97-2).

VUJIČIĆ DRAGAN, electrician, haulier, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on July 30, 1961 in the village of Bradina, Konjic Municipality, to father Petar and mother Jovanka, nee Djordjić, married, father of three children. When members of the Croato-Muslim army took Bradina on May

26, 1992 Dragan and a group of Serbs tried to break through to Serb territory. The Muslim army captured them on May 30 in the village of Ljuta near Kalinovik. They were tied up and transported to Mt. Igman where they were tortured and beaten up. He was killed on May 31, 1992 on Mt. Bjelašnica while being taken to the Čelebići camp. Another four Serbs were wounded on the same truck on which Dragan was killed. (witnesses 478/96-39, 352/97-2).

VUJIČIĆ MIROSLAV, student of mechanical engineering from Zukići near Konjic, born on June 26, 1962 in Zukići, father Jovan and mother Bosiljka nee Šaran, married, father of one child. Killed in the Čelebići camp on May 27, 1992. Upon being brought to the camp the inmates were immediately beaten up and had to stand against a wall for hours on end while Croat and Muslim soldiers beat

them. They beat particularly hard Miroslav who was standing next to his brother Radoslav. To end his misery he jumped out of the line and had not made three steps before he was gunned down from the back with an automatic rifle. He fell into the grass and a soldier approached him and shot him three times in the head with a pistol. The next day the Muslims brought his body to Bradina and photographed it "manning" an anti-aircraft machine gun, in order to "prove" that he had been killed in combat. He was buried in a mass grave in the yard of the Orthodox church in Bradina (witnesses 243/95-6, 221/94-3/1, 243/95-4, 236/94, 488/94-2, 260/94, 380/94, 607/94, 234/95-12, 344/95-1, 478/96-39, 264/97, 352/97-2).

VUKALO MILINKO, pensioner, from Bjelovčina near Konjic, b

orn on February 25, 1929 in the same village, father Mirko, married, father of one child. Until the outbreak of war he lived in his village which was controlled by the Croato-Muslim army. He was loyal to the Croato-Muslim authorities. He was killed on September 13, 1992 as a civilian by members of the Muslim army led by Vejsil Salihović, SDA president in the village. He was incarcerated in the Čelebići camp and taken from there together with Branko Babić to haul some hay for the Croat Blažo Soldo. Five Serb children who were going to pick hazelnuts, went with them. They were ambushed at a spot called Paprica (between Barmiš and Ugošće). Branko was killed on the spot and Milinko, even though seriously wounded, managed to get to his home. He told who had ambushed them and shot at them. Then he was transferred to the hospital in Konjic where he died that same evening. According to the claims of witness 412/94-15 he was killed by Salko and Šabo Mušić (evidence: 412/94-15, 478/96-39, 374/97-10, 434/97-1).

VUKALO MITRA, housewife, from Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1930 in Bjelovčina, father Mirko and mother Rista nee Babić, single. Severely handicapped from December 22, 1941 when as a girl the Ustashi threw her into the snow where she froze and sustained grave bodily damage. From the beginning of this war she lived in her house in t

he village which was under Croato-Muslim control. Being severely handicapped she could not leave the house. She was among the last Serbs who had remained in the village. Members of the Croato-Muslim army set her on fire in her house on July 10, 1992. Mitra was torched a month and a half after the village had been taken by the Croato-Muslim army. Her body was found charred.

VUKOSAV PAULA, housewife from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1908 on the island of Mljet. Croat by nationality, wife of Andjelko Vukosav. In this war her sons were combatants in the army of the Republic of Srpska. She was severely beaten up in Bradina. Her body was found in September 1992 near the road bridge in Bradina.

VUKOSAV PERO, pensioner, from Donje Selo, Municipality of Konjic, born on June 30, 1922 in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, father Trifko, married, father of five children. At the beginning of the armed conflict between the Croats and the Muslims in Konjic, on April 19, 1993, members of the Muslim army, with mujaheddin from Arabic countries among their ranks, arrested all the Serbs and Croats in Donje Selo and drove them off to Repovica above Konjic. After a ritual Muslim prayer - prostration, the mujaheddin, in the presence of the mayor Dr. Safet Ćibo, killed four Serb civilians who had until then been loyal to the Croato-Muslim authorities, among whom Pero. This happened on April 19, 1993 at a place called Berber-Repovica near Donje Selo (witness 478/96-39).

GLIGOREVIĆ BORIVOJE, nicknamed “RODE”, pensioner f

rom Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on August 28, 1937 in the village of Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Mirko, married, father of two children. Killed on May 27, 1992 in Bradina at home as a civilian, after the taking of Bradina by the Croato-Muslim army. Bradina had been taken the day before without any resistance having been put up. Borivoje was without arms and offered no resistance (witness 70/96).

GLIGOREVIĆ JOVAN, pensioner, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on June 4, 1908 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Djoka, married, father of four children. He was an invalid without one leg. When the Croato-Muslim army took Bradina (May 27, 1992), Jovo was first driven up to the truck on which they were transporting Serbs to the Čelebići camp. However, as he was an old man they left him and he was soon thereafter found dead in his house. Jovan’s son Nikola was killed on May 26, 1992 when the Croato-Muslim army took Bradina.

GLIGOREVIĆ MALINA, nee ŽUŽA, housewife from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on April 5, 1912 in the village of Ostrožac, Municipality of Jablanica, father Lazar. Married, mother of eight children. During the attack on Bradina on May 26,1992 she was at home alone. At orders from members of the Croato-Muslim army she was taken into the house of Petar Gligorević in which two days later she was found dead.

GLIGOREVIĆ NIKOLA, bachelor of mechanical engineering, director of UNIS in Vogošća, from Sarajevo, the suburb of Dobrinja 3, born on January 1, 1948 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Jovo (Jovan) and mother Mitra nee Mršić, married, father of two children. In April 1992 he came to Bradina from Vogošća to get his wife and children.

He could not go back because of the barricades and remained in Bradina until May 26, 1992 when it was attacked by members of the Croato-Muslim army. He was killed on May 26, 1992 in Bradina by members of the Croato-Muslim army. Together with Nikola, the following were also killed: Vaso Žuža, Pero Kuljanin and Nedjo Draganić. Afterwards his family was in Hadžići where his son Siniša was killed by a shell fired from Muslim positions (witnesses 234/95-3 and 478/96-39).

GLIGOREVIĆ PETKO, pensioner, from Bradina, born on October 24, 1934 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Pavle, married, father of two children. Arrested on May 27, 1992 in front of his father’s house by members of the Croato-Muslim army, and, with a group of 84-88 captured Serbs, taken from Bradina to Čelebići and killed

during a mass beating that day. From the blows Petko fainted, fell on the concrete and lay in a coma for three hours and then died. (witnesses: 243/95-4, 274/95, 243/95-6, 100/94, 607/94, 236/94, 260/94, 234/95-11, 234/95-12, 344/95-1, 478/96-39, 352/97-2).

GLIGOREVIĆ SAVA, nee ŠINIKOVIĆ, housewife from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1905 in the village of Borci, Konjic Municipality, wife of Djordje Gligorević. At the time of the attack on Bradina on May 26, 1992, she was alone at home and three days later she was found dead.

GLIGOREVIĆ TODOR, pensioner, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on February 27, 1924 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Djordje, married. Arrested on May 27, 1992 in Bradina and escorted to the Čelebići camp. Afterwards transferre

d to the camp at the sports hall in Konjic. He was cruelly tortured in the camp and held there until October 6, 1994 when the last inmates from this camp were exchanged at the Serbian Fighters’ Bridge at Grbavica in Sarajevo. Five days after leaving the camp he died in Hadžići.

GOLUBOVIĆ VASO, from Živašnica, Konjic Municipality, born in 1974 in Konjic, father Nedjo and mother Dragica, nee Kuljanin. At the beginning of the war he fled to the village of Blace to his grandparents Manojlo and Spasenija. With the remaining 12 Serbs from Blace he set out on June 16, 1992 in the direction of Serb territory but they were captured in the area of Bjelimići and escorted to Račica. He was killed on June 18, 1992 in Račica below Blace. He was killed by members of the Croato-Muslim army

. His father, grandfather and grandmother were also killed in this war.

of Djuro, mother of two minor sons Petar and Pavle. Arrested in her flat on July 10, 1992 at 2 a.m. together with her husband and sons. They were taken in the direction of the village of Spiljani and slaughtered, their throats slit, on the bank of the Neretva river (witnesses 393/94, 318/95, 454/95-17, 478/96-39).

GOLUBOVIĆ DJURO, professor of geography from Konjic, No.2., Orašje St., born on January 1, 1951 in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, father Pero, married, father of two minor sons, severely handicapped owing to a grave disease of the legs. He had not served the army. He was arrested in his flat on July 10, 1992 at 2 a.m. with his entire family - his wife Vlasta and his sons Petar and Pavle. They were taken in the direction of the village of Spiljani and their throats were slit on the bank of the Neretva river. A day later Fadil Macić, a notorious Muslim extremist who was the principal organizer and perpetrator of the killing of the four-member Golubović family, moved into their flat (witnesses 393/94, 318/95, 454/95-17, 478/96-39).

GOLUBOVIĆ JELKA, nee MAGAZIN, housewife, from Blace, Konjic Municipality, born in 1910 in the village of Džepi, Konjic Municipality, married, mother of four children. Killed with another four old women on May 16, 1992 in Milutin Kuljanin’s house. They were butchered by members of the Croato-Muslim army led by Mitke Pirkić, with their Muslim neighbours as accomplices. A month later the bodies of the killed were set to fire in the house of Mišo Kuljanin (witness 478/96-39).

GOLUBOVIĆ MANOJLO, farmer, from Blace, Konjic Municipality, born in 1919 in the same village, father Jovo, father of five children. Killed on May 15, 1992 in front of Mumin Maksumić’s house at Blace where he had taken refuge as his house had been burned down by members of the Croato-Muslim army. Manojlo was dead on the spot while his wife Spasenija was gravely wounded and died in excruciating pain a day later. A month later members of the Croato-Muslim army killed his grandson Vaso Golubović in Račica, while his son Nedjo was killed by members of the Muslim army on April 19, 1993 in Donje Selo near Konjic (witness 478/96-39).

GOLUBOVIĆ NEDJO, driver, from Živašnica, Konjic Municipality, born in 1949 in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, to father Manojlo and mother Spasenija nee Todorović, married, father of three children. He was killed in Donje Selo on April 19, 1993 by members of the Muslim army which included Arabs - mujaheddin. This was at the beginning of the armed conflict between the Croats and the Muslims. Present during the killing of four Serbs among whom Golubović, was als

o Dr. Safet Ćibo, the mayor of Konjic. At Blace were killed Nedjo’s son Vaso, his father Manojlo and mother Spasenija. (witnesses 243/95-6, 318/95, 478/96-39).

GOLUBOVIĆ PAVLE, a child, from Konjic, No.2. Orašje St., born on June 12, 1987 in Konjic, to father Djuro and mother Vlasta nee Unković. Arrested with his parents and brother in their flat on July 10, 1992 at 2 a.m. Taken in the direction of the village of Spiljani and slaughtered (witnesses 393/94, 318/95, 454/95-17).

GOLUBOVIĆ PETAR, a child, from Konjic, No.2. Orašje St., born on February 14, 1985 in Konjic, to father Djuro and mother Vlasta nee Unković. Arrested with his parents and brother in their flat on July 10, 1992 at 2 a.m. Taken in the direction of the village of Spiljani and slaughtered o

n the bank of the Neretva river. As the Muslim fundamentalists were slitting the throats of his parents and his younger brother Pavle, Petar managed to escape a kilometer and a half from the scene of the crime and hid with some HOS members. However, the Muslims soon found him and slit his throat on the spot (witnesses 393/94, 318/95, 454/95-17).

GOLUBOVIĆ RADOJKA nee KULJANIN, housewife, from the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, born in 1913 in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, father Šćepo Kuljanin, married to Obren Golubović, mother of six children. Members of the Croato-Muslim army led by Mithad Pirkić - Mitke slaughtered old men and women in Blace on May 16, 1992. They also killed Radojka as she was trying to escape to Rakitnica. They killed her by a burst from an automatic rifle under the hill and Milutin Kuljanin’s house. She remained there unburied. (witness 478/96-39).

GOLUBOVIĆ SPASENIJA nee TODOROVIĆ, housewife from the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, born in 1925 in the village of Čelebići, Konjic Municipality, married to Manojlo Golubović, mother of five children. Gravely wounded on May 15, 1992 at Blace in front of the house of Mumin Maksumić in which she and her husband had taken cover for their own house had been burned down. She lay there wounded by her dead husband and died a day later in torment in the burned and dese

rted village (evidence: 478/96-39, 434/97-1).

GOTOVAC JOVO, labourer from the village of Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1940 in Bjelovčina, father Sava, married, father of two children. He was killed by an artillery shell on May 21 1992 in the village of Cerići to which he had fled when the Croato-Muslim army attacked and took the Serb village of Bjelovčina (witnesses 478/96-39, 375/97-2, 376/97-2).

GOTOVAC ŠĆEPO, pensioner from Konjic, No.56 b, Maršala Tita St., born on February 28, 1921 in Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality, father Šćepo and mother Spasenija; married, father of six children. Arrested on June 16, 1992 at home and taken to the Čelebići camp. He was beaten up that very evening. The deputy camp commander Hazim Delić forced him to confes

s that during World War II he had killed two Muslims. Šćepo kept denying this saying that the men whose death he was accusing him of had survived the war. In the camp he was beaten up repeatedly by Delić, Esad Landžo, Kemo, Salko Hebibović, Adem Ćosić. After one such beating when he came back to the hangar he had wounds on his head inflicted by blunt objects. In front of everybody "Zenga" hammered an SDS badge into his forehead. Witness 234/95-4 states that the nail used to pin the badge was so long that it pierced his head and exited at the back of the head. "Zenga" forbade the camp inmates to touch the badge or extend him any aid. Soon he died. He lay dead in the hangar until 11 a.m. the next day. After that his body lay for two days behind the hangar. (witnesses 100/94, 412/94-15, 221/94-3/1, 221/94-6, 243/95-8, 260/94, 147/95, 607/94, 488/94-1, 243/95-12, 148/95, 488/94-7, 221/94-1, 178/94, 283/94, 454/95-19, 412/94-18, 478/96-39, 265/97-2, 357/97-2, 375/97-2, 376/97-2).

DRAGANIĆ BILJANA nee JAKOVLJEVIĆ, housewife from Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, born on March 9, 1955 in the village of Bijela, Konjic Municipality, father Petko and mother Zagorka nee Vulić. Married, mother of three children, killed in her house in the night between 26 and 27 January 1993.

Her father-in-law Boško and her sister-in-law Milica Draganić were killed with her. According to the statement of her husband Rajko, who was the first to find them with their throats slit, Biljana was holding a bloody knife in her hand. She had wounded one of the attackers for that same evening he showed up at the health centre for first aid (witness 478/96-39).

DRAGANIĆ BOŠKO, pensioner from Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, born on January 2, 1920 in the village of Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, father Aleksa

and mother Sava, married, father of five children. He was killed on January 26, 1993 in the village of Brdjani in his son’s Rajko’s house. His daughters-in-law Milica and Biljana were killed with Boško. On May 26, 1992 his son Nedeljko was killed in Bradina (witness 478/96-39).

DRAGANIĆ MILICA, nee ZELENOVIĆ, worker from Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, born on November 13, 1954 in Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, father Savo and mother Djurdja, married, mother of two minor children, wife of Nedjo Draganić who was killed on May 26, 1992 in Bradina. She was killed in the night between 26 and 27 January 1993 in the house of her brother-in-law Rajko. With Milica were also killed her father-in-law Boško and her sister-in-law Biljana (witness 478/96-39).

DRAGANIĆ NEDELJKO, lathe operator, from Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, born on August 24, 1954 in Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, father Boško and mother Sofija, married, two sons. He was killed on May 26, 1992 in Bradina by members of the Croato-Muslim army who had taken the village. Vaso Žuža, Pero

Kuljanin and Nikola Gligorević were killed with him. They were found twenty days later. Nedjo was identified by his clothes as his skull had been smashed in. In the house of his brother Rajko, their next-door Muslim neighbours killed, on January 26, 1993 his father Boško, wife Milica and sister-in-law Biljana, Rajko’s wife. (witness 234/95-3 and 478/96-39).

DRAGANIĆ RATOMIR, labourer, from Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, born on May 4, 1942 in the village of Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, father Obren, married

, father of two children. During the attack of the Croato-Muslim army on the village of Brdjani on May 10, 1992 he fled to Bradina with the rest of the Serbs. After the fall of Bradina, on May 27 1992 Ratomir set out for his village. He was going together with his daughter Željka and was carrying his granddaughter Milica who was two years and eight months old. They took the forest road across Bratosav. On the way they were ambushed by Muslim-Croat soldiers led by Mithad Pirkić. They killed Ratomir immediately, in front of his daughter and granddaughter. (witness 478/96-39).

DJOGIĆ BRANKO, watchman, worked at UNIS, the military enterprise “Igman” from Konjic, Gornjepoljska St., born on May 23, 1955 in the village of Sitnik, Konjic Municipality, father Mirko and mother Kosa nee Glogova, married, no children. When HOS members came to Konjic he tried to cross over to the Serb side but did not succeed. With his wife he went to stay with her mother and brothers in Živašnica. He was arrested on July 1, 1992 and taken away by members

of the Muslim army. He was found dead seven days later in Živašnica, about a kilometer from the house from which they had led him away. As a watchman in the military enterprise “Igman”, in March 1992 he prevented the stealing of ammunition, which the Muslims and Croats were stealing in an organized way (witness 478/96-39).

DJOGIĆ DANICA, housewife from Sitnik, Konjic Municipality, born on January 5, 1930 in Sitnik. Killed on June 10, 1992 in Sitnik by members of the Croato-Muslim army.

DJOGIĆ SAVA, nee JANJIĆ, housewife from the village of Sitnik, Konjic Municipality, born on September 19, 1912 in the village of Sitnik, Konjic Municipality, married, mother of three children. Killed on June 10, 1992 in her house in Sitnik by members of the Croato-Muslim army

. She was killed by Muslims from Bjelimići, from which the most dangerous Ustashi were in World War II as well. Then they set her house on fire too.

DJORDJIĆ ANDJA nee MANDIĆ, housewife, from the village of Zukići, Konjic Municipality, born on May 31, 1943 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Jovan, married, mother of two sons. She was arrested on July 12, 1992 in her house together with her husband Jelenko by members of the Muslim army. She and another four women from Zukići were taken to the Čelebići c

amp where they were horrendously tortured. The next day they were brought back to Zukići and, on the same day, she, her husband and another two women were killed. Their Muslim neighbours led by Redžo Balić killed them (witness 661/96-2 and 478/96-39).

DJORDJIĆ BOŠKO, worker, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on January 5, 1939 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Vidoje, married. After the Croato-Muslim army attacked Bradina on May 25, 1992, Boško tried to escape to the Serb side. However, in Brdjani the Muslims of the family Tukić caught him and killed him near Podorašac (witness 478/96-39).

DJORDJIĆ DANILO, waiter, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1962 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Strahinja and mother Zaga, single. Killed on May 26, 1992 in Bradina by members of the Croato-Muslim army when they were taking the village.

DJORDJIĆ JELENKO, worker from Zukići, Konjic Municipality, born on February 13, 1938 in Zukići, Konjic Municipality, father Vaso and mother Ruža nee Ćećez, married, father of two children. Arrested at home with five women from Zukići on July 12, 1992 by members of the Muslim army. Until then he had been living in his village as a citizen loyal to the Croato-Muslim authorities. With a group of Serbs he was driven

off to the Čelebići camp in which they were all beaten up. On the morrow, on July 13, they were taken back to Zukići and he was killed on that day with three women among whom his wife Andja. The organizer of this killing was Redžo Balić, a neighbour of theirs (witness 661/96-2 and 478/96-39).

DJORDJIĆ MARA, nee ZUROVAC, from the village of Zukići, Konjic Municipality, born in Bijelo Polje, Mostar Municipality, father Mirko, married to Milan Djordjić, no issue. Arrested on July 12, 1992 at home. Together with Jelenko Djordjić and another four women of the Djordjić family she was driven to the Čelebići camp where they were tortured and beaten. The next day they were returned to Zukići where their Muslim neighbours led by Redžo Balić from Bale slit their throats

on the same day. (witness 661/96-2 and 478/96-39).

DJORDJIĆ PETAR, worker from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on October 10, 1965 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Marko, married. After the fall of Bradina on May 26, 1992 he tried to escape to t

he Serb side and all trace of him has been lost since. According to the statements of a number of witnesses he was killed at the end of May in Kreševo by members of the Croato-Muslim army (evidence 478/96-39, 434/97-1).

DJORDJIĆ SOFIJA, nee MANDIĆ, housewife, from Zukići, Konjic Municipality, born on March 15, 1932 in Brdjani, father Danilo Mandić and mother Milka (Milica), married, mother of six children, wife of Savo Djordjić whose ear was cut off at the Čelebići camp by members of the Muslim army. Arres

ted on July 12, 1992 at her home together with Jelenko Djordjić and four women of the Djordjić family. They were taken to the Čelebići camp where they were tortured and beaten up. The next day they were taken back to Zukići where their Muslim neighbours led by Redžo Balić slit their throats on the same day (witnesses 701/96-22, 661/96-2 and 478/96-39).

DJURICA LJUBICA, from Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality,

DJURICA (DJURIŠIĆ) UROŠ, worker, from Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality, born on May 19, 1940 in Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality, father Savo, married, father of two children; during the Croato-Muslim attack on his village on May 21, 1992, Uroš fled with the rest of the Serb population from Bjelovčina and was wounded in Cerići by an artillery shell fired at

the column of refugees from Croato-Muslim positions and was caught. He was taken to the health centre in Konjic where he was not extended medical assistance but was locked up in the boiler room and died there (witnesses 478/96-39, 374/97-10, 375/97-2, 376/97-2).

ŽIVAK BOGDAN, worker from Trešanica, Konjic Municipality, born on January 9, 1941 in Konjic, father Djordje, married, father of three children. Twenty years before his death he had been on the state archery team. From April 1992 to June 1993 he was in th

e city with his wife and children. He was taken in and interrogated a number of times, his flat was repeatedly searched. When taken in for questioning he would be beaten up and could hardly move afterwards. They accused him of having a sniper rifle and of informing the "SerboChetniks" in Borci about what was happening in town. When in June 1993 he tried to cross over to Serb territory he was arrested and taken to the camp in the Musala sports hall. He was killed on June 13, 1993 by Ibrahim Matić. He was found dead in the prison lavatory (witnesses 289/96, 374/97-10, 393/97-2).

ŽIVAK VELIMIR, student from Konjic, No.40/13, 10. Hercegovačke brigade St., born on January 1, 1961 in Konjic, father Strahinja and mother Malina nee Šaran. When on April

20, 1992 HOS members of the First Split Volunteers Company arrived in Konjic, Velimir and a large number of other Serbs fled to Bradina. After the fall of Bradina - on May 26 1992, Velimir and his brother Slobodan were driven to camp with the other Serbs from Bradina. As they approached "Pero’s Inn" they were taken out of the column of prisoners together with Vaso Vujičić and led about one hundred meters away towards the Serbian church where they were executed. For a long time their bodies lay unburied on the road down from Milorad Vujičić’s house. Afterwards they were dumped into a collective “grave” excavated by a power shovel in front of the Serbian church in Bradina (witness 478/96-39, 361/97-2).

ŽIVAK VESELJKO, student, from Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, born on February 19, 1970 in the village of Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, father Savo and mother Desa, single. When on May 10, 1992 members of the Croato-Muslim army took his village, Veseljko fled to Bradina. He was killed on May 26, 1992 by members of the Croato-Muslim army. With him, on the same spot, were also killed Tomo Živak, Zdravko Živak, Gojko Kuljanin and

the boy Njegoslav Koprivica. Ther mothers searched for them in the forest for a long time and found their bodies on June 16 at a place called Jasen (witness 478/96-39, 352/97-2).

ŽIVAK DRAGAN, locksmith, from Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, born on September 21, 1963 in the village of Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, father Mirko and mother Vasilija nee Krstić, married, father of two children. When on May 10, 1992 the Croato-Muslim army took his village, Dragan escaped to Bradina. After the fall of Bradina on M

ay 26, 1992 Dragan again returned to his native village of Brdjani. He remained in the village until June 15 when all the Serbs from Brdjani were driven off to the Čelebići camp. Dragan was released from the camp the following day together with his uncle Slavko. In the evening of July 12, 1992, about 9 p.m., Ibrahim (f.Kasim) Korić called “Baha” and Jasmin (f.Selim) Sultanić, members of the Muslim army and Dragan’s neighbours and schoolmates came for Dragan and took him to the military police in Konjic thecommander of which was Nedžad Špago. He was killed that same evening and his parents learned only after twenty days that he had been killed and “buried” at Musala. (witnesses 440/94-1, 478/96-39, 265/97-2).

ŽIVAK ZDRAVKO, worker, from Brdjani, Konjic Munic

ipality, born on March 19, 1963 in the village of Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, father Andjelko and mother Zagorka nee Kuljanin, single. On May 10, 1992 he fled to Bradina from Brdjani. He was killed on May 26, 1992 in Bradina by members of the Croato-Muslim army. Veseljko Živak, Tomislav Živak, Gojko Kuljanin and the boy Njegoslav Koprivica were killed with him on the same spot. Their mothers found them on June 16 at a place called Jasen (witnesses 478/96-39, 352/97-2).

ŽIVAK NOVICA, worker, from Konjic, 15 septembra St., born on September 28, 1961 in Konjic, father Čedo and mother Borka nee Šaran, married. Arrested on May 22, 1992 in Donje Selo, where he was staying with his parents-in-law. He was locked up in the camp in the sports hall in Konjic. He and another 12 prison

ers were killed on June 15, 1992 in the camp, by an artillery shell fired from Muslim positions. He was buried in Donje Selo near Konjic (witnesses 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/94-18, 496/95, 478/96-39).

ŽIVAK SLOBODAN, jurist, from Konjic. No.40/13, 10.Hercegovačke brigade St., born on April 13, 1957 in Konjic, father Strahinja and mother Malina, nee Šaran. When on April 20, 1992 HOS members of the First Split Volunteers Company arrived in Konjic, Slobodan and a large number of other Serbs fled to B

radina. After the fall of Bradina - on May 26 1992, Slobodan and his brother Velimir were driven to camp with the other Serbs from Bradina. As they approached “Pero’s Inn”, Slobodan, Velimir and Vaso Vujičić were taken out of the column of prisoners and led about one hundred meters away towards the Serbian church where they were executed. For a long time their bodies lay unburied on the road down from Milorad Vujičić’s house. Afterwards they were dumped into a collective “grave” excavated by a power shovel in front of the Serbian church in Bradina (witness 478/96-39, 361/97-2)

ŽIVAK TOMISLAV, worker from Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, born on January 7, 1971 in the village of Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, father Čedomir, single. When on May 10, 1992 members of the Croato-Muslim army took the village of Brdjani Tomislav fled to Bradina with the other Serbs. He was killed on May 26, 1992 in Bradina by members of the Croato-Muslim army. Veseljko Živak, Zdravko Živak, Gojko Kuljanin and the boy Njegoslav Koprivica

were killed with him on the same spot. Their mothers found them on June 16, 1992 (witnesses 478/96-39, 352/97-2).

ŽUŽA BOSA, mechanic from Konjic, born on June 26, 1944 in Bradina, father Petko and mother Desa, single. She was killed in Donje Selo on Septe

mber 16, 1993 near the Railway Bridge. With her was also killed her mother Desanka. They were killed by members of the Muslim army as they were trying to escape to Serb territory (witness 478/96-39).

ŽUŽA BRANKO, worker, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on March 20, 1964 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Božidar and mother Andja nee Živak, father of two minor children. Wounded, he was killed by members of the Croato-Muslim army in Bradina on May 26, 1992 in front of his house, together with Ne

djo Kuljanin who was also gravely wounded. In the immediate vicinity Slobodan and Goran Kuljanin were killed (witnesses 412/94-2, 412/94-21, 234/95-3 and 478/96-39).

ŽUŽA VASO, worker from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on December 4, 1957 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Trifko and Mother Nedja nee Živak, married, father of two children. He was killed on May 26, 1992 at a spot called “Suljina strana” when the Croato-Muslim army attacked Bradina. After several days he was found dead, with Nikola

Gligorević, Radenko Kuljanin and Nedjo Draganić. They were found by their mothers who buried their bodies themselves. (witness 234/95-3 and 478/96-39).

ŽUŽA DESANKA, housewife from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on November 3, 1923, father Šćepan and mother Ilinka nee Ninković, married, mother of one child. She was killed in Donje Selo on September 16, 1993 near the railway bridge in Konjic. Her daughter Bosa was killed together with her. They were killed by members of the Muslim army as they were tryi

ng to escape to Serb territory (witness 478/96-39).

ŽUŽA JOVAN-JOVO from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on January 20, 1928 in Bradina, father Stevo and mother Ilinka nee Živak, married. Killed on May 26, 1992 in Bradina after surrendering to the Muslim-Croat army. He was killed in a creek some 10 meters from the house of Branko Žuža, together with his brother Todor and Mirko Mrkajić (witnesses 412/94-21, 234/95-3, 478/96-40 and 478/96-39).

ŽUŽA RISTO, pensioner, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born o

n September 20, 1951 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Tomo, single. Arrested on July 12, 1992 at his home in Bradina by members of the Muslim army and escorted to the camp at the Musala sports hall in Konjic. Although he was known to be a mental patient, he was maltreated and humiliated in the camp and the guards made fun of him for their entertainment. Towards the end of June 1993 he was released from the camp. A month later he was killed by a shell in Konjic during the conflict between the Croats and the Muslims. The positions from which the shell had been fired were not established.

ŽUŽA TODOR, pensioner, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on March 1, 1933 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Stevo and mother Ilinka, married, father of two children. He was killed on May 26, 1992 in Bradina, in a creek some 50 meters behind the house of Božidar (Branko) Žuža (witnesses 412/94-21, 478/96-40, 234/95-3 and 478/96-39).

JAKOVLJEVIĆ TODOR, from Bijela, Konjic Municipality, born in 1944 in the villa

ge of Bijela, Konjic Municipality, father Branko and mother Jovanka nee Pudar, single, with a history of mental illness. Arrested on September 14, 1994 in Bijela when the Muslim army took this village. He was in the sports hall camp in Konjic until March 1995 when he was exchanged in Sarajevo. In the camp he was physically maltreated. Upon release he was admitted to the psychiatric hospital in Sokolac where he died in March 1996. (witness 412/94-21).

JANJIĆ ALEKSA, from Čelebići, born in 1951, father Branko, remained at home after the Serbs had been forcibly expelled from Čelebići by Muslim-Croat formations on April 22, 1992. He was arrested as he was going to work in the fields and taken to the camp. He was killed on May 8, 1992 (witness 478/96-39).

JANJIĆ MIĆO, pensioner, from Sitnik, Konjic Municipality, born in 1906 in the village of Sitnik, Konjic Municipality, married, father of four children. Killed on June 10, 1992 in his house in Sitnik by members o

f the Croato-Muslim army (witness 478/96-39).

JANJIĆ SAVA nee SAVČIĆ, housewife, from the village of Sitnik, Konjic Municipality, born in 1910 in the village of Ribari, Konjic Municipality, father Lazo, mother of four children. Killed on June 10 in her hou

se in Sitnik by members of the Croato-Muslim army (witness 478/96-39).

JOVANOVIĆ ANDJELKO, pensioner, from the village of Idbar, Konjic Municipality, born on November 8, 1920 in the village of Idbar, Konjic Municipality, father Rista and mother Jovanka nee Ćećez, married, father of three children. After repeated physical torture and beatings in May and June 1992 he died on June 20 1992 from the consequences of torture and maltreatment. He was beaten by his Muslim neighbours.

JOVANOVIĆ MARKO, pensioner, from Idbar, Konjic Municipality, born on June 19, 1912 in the village of Idbar, Konjic Municipality, father Sima and mother Ana nee Andrić, married, father of three children. In May and June 1992 he was repeatedly humiliated and physically maltreated by his M

uslim neighbours. He died on June 10, 1993 from the consequences of torture.

JOVANOVIĆ SIMO, pensioner from Konjic, 15.septembra St., born on March 27, 1933 in Idbar, Konjic Municipality, father Todor, married, father of two children. Before the war he owned an inn and a fish pond in Čelebići. Before he retired he was the president of the Executive Council of the Municipality and director of the Social Accountancy Service. He was arrested on May 9, 1992 in the village of Idbar and taken to the Konjic prison

and twenty days later to the Čelebići camp. In the camp he was repeatedly beaten up by Hazim Delić and Esad Landžo and was in grave condition as a consequence. In mid-June 1992, he was dragged out of the hangar by Hazim Delić, Esad Landžo called “Zenga” and several guards and peasants, young people from Idbar, from the families Ćosić, Bukvić and Subašić. They beat him so hard that the inmates in the hangar could hear his wailing and cries. They beat him for an hour or an hour and a half. When they returned him to the hangar he was unconscious, covered with blood, with injuries on his head. He died instantly. (witnesses 100/94, 178/94, 221/94-1, 221/94-2, 221/94-3/1, 221/94-6, 260/94, 380/94, 283/94, 147/95, 243/95-4, 243/95-8, 445/95-22, 454/95-19, 478/96-39, 375/97-2, 376/97-2).

KILIBARDA BOGDAN, pensioner from Živašnica, Konjic Municipality, born on July 24, 1936, in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, father Mirko and mother Rista nee Savčić, married, father of four children. Members of the Muslim army killed him on June 15, 1992 in Živašnica near Konjic at a junction on the main highway leading to Sarajevo. His body was found on a dump heap in Živašnica (witness 478/96-39). anka nee Pudar, single, with a history of mental illness. Arrested on September 14, 1994 in Bijela when the Muslim army took this village. He was in the sports hall camp in Konjic until March 1995 when he was exchanged in Sarajevo.

KILIBARDA JELKA, nee Kuljanin, from Konjic, born in 1912, father Simo, married to Milan Kilibarda, mother of four children. Towards the end of April 1992 with her family she fled from Konjic to the village of Blace. She was killed on May 16, 1992 in the house of Milutin Kuljanin with another four old women who were unable to escape before the Croato-Muslim army soldiers. Their bodies remained unburied for a long time. A month later workers of the “Standard” utility company from Konjic led by Jasna Džumhur, President of the State Commission for the Exchange of Prisoners, came to the spot and set fire to the bodies in the house of Mišo Kuljanin.

KILIBARDA MILICA, nee MILOVIĆ, from Konjic, born in 1912 in the village of Zaborani, Nevesinje Municipality, mother of three children. Towards the end of April 1992, when HOS members came to Konjic, with her family she went to the village of Blace. She was killed in her house on May 15, 1992 by members of the Croato-Muslim army. She had remained alone in the house as she was totally blind and could not escape. She lay unburied for a month and was then set on fire together with the other women in the house of Mišo Kuljanin.

KILIBARDA STANA, nee CUCA, housewife, from Blace, Konjic Municipality, born in 1912, in the village of Grušča, father Marko and mother Mara nee Žuža, married, mother of three children. Her husband Gojko Kilibarda had been killed in 1941 by the Croats and thrown into a pit at Ivan Sedlo in Bradina. She was in Blace and on June 16, 1992 she tried to cross over to the Serb side but was, however, captured above Bjelimići and locked up in Račica. Two days later the men were separated and all killed and the women and the children were taken to Konjic under constant blows. They were also beaten in the Konjic motel andthen were taken to Donje Selo, left on the road by the cemetery where they spent the night. Her son-in-law Rajko and her grandson Slobodan Kuljanin were killed in this war. She died in May 1993 in Donje Selo in the house of Stanko Ćećez from the consequences of beating and torture at the hands of the Croato-Muslim army.

KILIBARDA CVIJA, nee ĆEĆEZ, housewife, from Blace, Konjic Municipality, born on September 21, 1912 in the village of Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Marko, married, wife of Todo Kili

barda, mother of four children, totally blind. At the end of April 1992 with her family she fled from Konjic to the village of Blace. She was killed on May 16, 1992 in the house of Milutin Kuljanin with another four old women who were unable to escape before the Croato-Muslim army led by Mitke Pirkić and Zvonko Zovko. She and the other dead women were not buried for a long time. A month later workers of the “Standard” utility company from Konjic led by Jasna Džumhur, member of the State Commission for the Exchange of Prisoners, came to the spot and set fire to the bodies. (witness 478/96-39).

KLIMENTA ŽELJKO called “KELJO”, innkeeper from Konjic, Maršala Tita St., born on February 19, 1957 in Konjic, father Milenko, married, father of two children. When HOS members came to Konjic, Željko fled to Donje Selo where he was arrested on May 22, 1992 and taken with the other locals to the Čelebići camp. Željko was first held in “No.22”, from which on May 31, 1992 he was taken out, beaten up and in that condition dumped into hangar “No.6”. All of his ribs we

re broken. As he was in grave condition he was first taken to the medical ward and then to the "hospital for Chetniks". He was then returned to the hangar and on July 27 1992, around 4 or 5 o’clock in the morning he was taken out of the hangar and killed; namely the guards Padalović called “Lala” and Osmo Dedić came to the hangar and took Željko out allegedly to have a cigarette with them and then Padalović shot Željko dead from a semi-automatic rifle (witnesses 236/94, 243/95-4, 221/94-3/1, 221/94-6, 260/94, 147/95, 100/94, 488/94-7, 688/94-7, 283/94, 178/94, 454/95-19, 478/96-39, 375/97-2, 376/97-2).

KOPRIVICA NJEGOŠ - NJEGOSLAV, pupil from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on May 4, 1974 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Bora, single. Killed on May 26, 1992 in Bradina by members of the Croato-Muslim army. On the same spot with him were killed Veseljko Živak, Zdravko Živak, Tomo Živak and Gojko Kuljanin. Their mothers found their bodies on June 16, 1992 at a place called Jasen. He was buried in the church yard (witnesses 478/96-39, 352/97-2).

KOPRIVICA SRDJO, labourer, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1949 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Djuro, married, father of a girl. Killed on May 27, 1992 in Bradina by members of the Croato-Muslim army (witness 478/96-39).

n 1908 in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, father Laza, married, mother of three children. Killed on May 16, 1992 by members of the Croato-Muslim army in the house of Milutin Kuljanin with another four old women (witness 478/96-39).

KULJANIN BOSILJKA, nee MRKAJIĆ, housewife from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on August 21, 1939 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Vaso and mother Ljubica, nee Djordjić, wife of Stevan Kuljanin, mother of three children. Killed in Bradina on July 13, 1992 by members of the Muslim army led by Brišo Škojo. She was taken out of the school where the women and children from Bradina were locked up and then the Muslim Brišo Škojo first raped her on the road between the villages Stojkovići and Gobelovina and then slit her throat (witnesses 412/94-26, 412/94-28, 412/94-29, 478/96-39, 541/96-2)

KULJANIN VOJISLAV, farmer from Blace, Konjic Municipality, born on January 5, 1942 in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, father Stojan and mother Milica nee Milović, married, father of three children. Killed in Račica on June 18, 1992 by Muslim neighbors. His brother Milutin was also killed with him. Previously, on June 16, they had tried to break through to Serb territory. They were caught and locked up in Račica where they were held for

two days. On the third day the women who were locked up with them were taken under guard to Konjic and the men were taken in an unknown direction and killed. In the group of captured Serbs was also his brother Milutin. His son Miroslav had been killed by Muslims 18 days before his arrest (witness 478/96-39).

KULJANIN GOJKO, worker, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1962 in the village of Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Drago and mother Ljubica, nee Vulić, married, father of two children. Killed on May 26, 1992 in Bradina by members of the Croato-Muslim army. Tomo Živak, Zdravko Živak, Veseljko Živak and the boy Njegoslav Koprivica were killed together with him on the same spot. Their decaying bodies were found on June 16 on a spot two kilometers from Bradina in the direction of Lisina. He was buried in the church yard (witnesses 234/95-3, 478/96-39, 352/97-2).

KULJANIN GORAN, worker from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on May 28, 1996 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Branislav (Branko) and mother Bora nee Vuković, single. Killed on May 26, 1992 in front of his house in Bradina. He was killed by members of the Croato-Muslim army who had taken Bradina. His house was later set on fire (witnesses 412/94-21, 234/95-3 and 478/96-39.)

KULJANIN DANICA nee CUCA, housewife from Konjic, born in 1910 in the village of Grušča, Konjic Municipality, father Spasoje, married, mother of five children. She lived in Donje Selo with her son. In the beginning of the war she fled to Blace. She was killed on May 16, 1992 in Milutin Kuljanin’s house with another four old women. They were massacred by members of the Croato-Muslim army led by Mitke Pirkić and Zvonko Zovko (witness 478/96-39).

KULJANIN DRAGO, pensioner, from Bradiina, Konjic Municipality, born on January 28, 1924 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Simo, married, two sons. Killed on May 26, 1992 by members of the Croato-Muslim army. Driven in a column of Serbs from Bradina towards a tunnel. He was constantly hit and he fell and they continued to beat him when he was down. He rose and continued to trudge on with the column but fell already after having covered 200 meters and the Croato-Muslim army soldiers came up to him and beat him up. He succumbed to his wounds and remained lying on the road. His two sons Gojko and Milenko were killed on the same day (witnesses 478/96-40, 234/95-3 and 478/96-39).

KULJANIN DRAGOSLAV, nicknamed "GAGO", laborer from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in Bradina, Konjic Municipality on July 29, 1969, father Vaso and mother Vasilija nee Šaran. After Bradina was taken by members of the Croato-Muslim army on May 26, 1992 he tried to escape to Serb territory but was captured on May 27 in Stojkovići. Although tied, he managed to escape to Bradina, and nothing is known of him since then. On the basis of the statements of some witnesses he was killed in Kreševo in June 1992 (witness 478/96-39).

KULJANIN ZORAN, electrician from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on July 4, 1955 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Todor and mother Luca, married, father of two children. He was killed on April 19, 1993 at Repovica (Breber hill). He was killed by Muslim soldiers and mujaheddin in the presence of Dr. Safet Ćibo, president of the municipality (mayor) of Konjic and two hodjas who prostrated themselves in noon prayer before the killing (witnesses 243/95-6, 318/95, 478/96-39, 393/97-2).

KULJANIN JOKA, housewife from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on August 22, 1944 in the village of Brdjani, Konjic Municipality, father Vaso and mother Ilinka nee Kuljanin, married, mother of three children. She drowned in the Neretva river on September 21, 1993 as she was trying to escape before the Muslim army to Serb territory (witness 478/96-39).

KULJANIN MILAN, pensioner from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, on February 13, 1908, father Blagoje, married, father of four children. The oldest inhabitant of Bradina. Arrested on July 12, 1992 with the remaining Serbs who had stayed in Bradina. He was locked up in the elementary school building. That same evening he was beaten up by his Muslim neighbors from Repovci. He was driven to Konjic where he died five days later (witnesses 221/94-4/1, 260/94, 380/94, 478/96-39).

KULJANIN MILENKO, worker from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on September 9, 1967 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Drago and mother Ljubica nee Vulić, single. Killed on May 26, 1992 in front of his house by members of the Croato-Muslim army. Defending his house he killed the Ustashi Goran Stanić who participated in the killing of Serbs and the torching of houses in Bradina (witness 478/96-40).

KULJANIN MILOVAN-MIŠO, farmer, from Blace, Konjic Municipality, born in 1937 in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, father Svetko and mother Dosta nee Savčić, married, father of two children. On May 15 members of the Croato-Muslim army took the village of Blace, set the houses on fire, and the villagers fled into the canyon of the Rakitnica river. The 12 Serbs who had remained in Blace tried to escape to Serb territory on June 16, 1992. They were caught on the same day by members of the Croato-Muslim army and locked up in Račica. Milovan managed to escape from the Račica prison but his fate from then on is unknown. Milovan’s son Radoslav was also among the group of captured Serbs and his other son Ranko was imprisoned in the Musala camp in Konjic.

KULJANIN MILORAD, worker, from Bradina, born on October 8, 1966 in Bradina, father Radmilo (Radivoje) and mother Zagorka nee Samouković, single. He was arrested on May 26, 1992 in his village and taken under guard to the Čelebići camp. He was killed on July 25 or 26 when the guards Esad Macić called “Makaron” and Enid Špago, called “Kravar” took him out. They questioned him about who had been on the reserve force with him in Mostar, and as he would not say, they forced him to lie down in a puddle of urine. When he was wet they ordered him to get up and again asked him questions to which he would not reply. Then "Makaron" fired three times a rifle at him from a distance of between 10 and 15 meters, hitting him in the neck and face, so that his skull cracked and the brains spilled out. He was buried in the churchyard (witnesses 70/96, 100/94, 221/94-3/1, 221/94-6, 234/95-11, 243/95-4 and 8, 274/95, 260/94, 688/94-7, 283/94, 412/94, 478/96-39, 352/97-2, 361/97-2).

KULJANIN MILORAD - MILE, pensioner, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1924 in Bradina, father Mijat and mother Joka, married, two daughters. When on May 26, 1992 members of the Croato-Muslim army took Bradina, they escorted Milorad and the other Serbs to the Čelebići camp, where he was beaten up. Ten days later he was discharged from the camp and banished to Donje Selo where he soon died from the consequences of torture (witness 361/97-2).

KULJANIN MILORAD, pensioner, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on July 26, 1925 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Paja and mother Joka, married, four children. Killed on May 27, 1992 in front of his house, as a civilian, by members of the Croato-Muslim army which had taken Bradina that day. They killed him because he protested against the looting of cars and other Serbian property (witness 478/96-39).

KULJANIN MILUTIN, worker from Blace, Konjic Municipality, born on October 2, 1929 (1944) in Blace, father Stojan and mother Milica nee Milović, married, father of five children. Killed in Račica on June 18, 1992 by his Muslim neighbors, members of the Croato-Muslim army from Bjelanići. With him was also killed his son Slobodan. With the remaining 12 Serbs from Blace Milutin attempted to flee over to Serbian territory on June 16, 1992. They caught him and shut him up in Račica whe

re they held them for three days. On the third day the women were escorted to Konjic and the men were taken away and all killed. In the group of captured Serbs was also Milutin’s brother Vojislav whose son Miroslav had been killed by the Muslims 18 days before Milutin’s arrest. Redžo Balić from Bale and Zoran Karlović participated in the killing of this group of Serbs (witness 478/96-39).

KULJANIN MIROSLAV, from Blace, Konjic Municipality, born on March 23, 1975 in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, father Voja and mother Cvija nee Bjelica. He was killed on June 1, 1992 by his Muslim neighbors, members of the Croato-Muslim army. Miroslav was killed near his home, at a spot called Lisac, as he was tending his cattle. He lay dead on a spot above the village for a long time because the Muslims would not let his body to be taken to the cemetery. The first to come was his mother Cvija who had watched as they killed him. With her husband she brought him to the village. The Muslims shot at them and prevented them from digging the grave. Everybody scattered every which way and his mother remained alone and she dug the grave for three days until she finally buried him. Miroslav’s father Voja was killed by his Muslim neighbors some fifteen days after that (witness 478/96-39).

KULJANIN NEDELJKO, teacher, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1958, father Vaso and mother Andja nee Zelenović, father of two minor children, wounded in the leg on May 25, 1992 during the attack of the Croato-Muslim forces on Bradina. The doctor who examined him established that hospitalization was necessary. They took him to his parents’ house where his condition deteriorated; the following day, May 26, when the Croats and Muslims seized Bradina, they rounded up all the Serbs there, and Nedeljko who could not walk was brought out of the cellar. When the soldiers saw that Nedeljko was wounded they asked his father, witness 478/96-40, whether he wanted them to kill him or his son, and when the witness replied "we are not to blame for anything, but if you have to kill somebody, kill me", they said "no, we will not kill you but him". Soon after this the father saw Nedeljko’s body, whom they had killed in the meantime, some 10 meters from his own door and started wailing and the soldiers beat him. The father was sent away to a camp and his mother and wife hid his body in the night, held it in the cellar until dawn broke and then buried it furtively in the garden plot (witnesses 412/94-21, 234/95-3 and 478/96-39).

KULJANIN PERO, worker from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on March 16, 1965 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Relja and mother Joka nee Vulić, married. At the time of his killing his wife was pregnant and later gave birth to a daughter. He was killed on May 26, 1992 by members of the Croato-Muslim army in Bradina. His body was found only 18 days after the murder. His brother Radenko was killed during the attack on Bradina (witnesses 234/95-3 and 478/96-39).

KULJANIN PETKO, worker from Hadžići, born in 1930 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Maksim and mother Djurdja nee Mrkajić, married, father of one child. Before the war he worked for the Overhaul&Repair Plant in Hadžići. When war broke out he fled to Bradina and was there until Bradina fell on May 26, 1992. Together with his son-in-law Danilo Djordjić he tried to cross over to Serbian territory. All trace has been lost of them since. Re

portedly they were killed at Kreševo.

KULJANIN PREDRAG called “MAČAK”, metalworker, from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on September 29, 1964 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Nedjeljko and mother Mara nee Djordjić, single. Arrested on May 2

2, 1992 at home when members of the Croato-Muslim army took his village. He was taken to the Musala camp in Konjic where he was wounded on June 15 of the same year by a shell fired from the Muslim side. He died on the way to hospital. He was buried at Donje Selo. On that occasion his father Nedjo was also gravely wounded (evidence: 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 478/96-39, 434/97-1).

KULJANIN RADENKO, professor from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on March 22, 1959 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Relja and mother Joka nee Vulić, single. Killed on May 26, 1992 in Bradina by members of the Croato-Muslim army who had taken Bradina. Later a Croatian soldier cynically said to his family: “There’s your professor, down in the creek”. Several days later his body was found. His mother found him and buried him herself (witnesses 234/95-3 and 478/96-39).

KULJANIN RADOSLAV, pupil from Blace, Konjic Municipality, born on January 20, 1975 in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, father Milovan and mother Joka. Killed on June 18, 1992 in Račica by Muslim neighbors, members of the Muslim army. Members of the Croato-Muslim army took the village of Blace on May 15, 1992, set the houses on fire and the people fled into the canyon of the Rakitnica river. Radoslav was with a group of Serbs captured as they tried to cross over to the Serb side on June 16, 1992. Redžo Balić from Bale and Zoran Karlović took part in his killing.

KULJANIN RAJKO, farmer, from Blace, Konjic Municipality, born on July 31, 1935 in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, father Perko and mother Ana nee Savčić, married, father of five children. He was killed in Račica on June 18 1992 by his Muslim neighbors, members of the Muslim army. His son Slobodan was killed with him. On June 16, 1992, with the remaining 12 Serbs from Blace, they tried to cross over to Serb territory. All the Serbs were caught and locked up in Račica. After two days the men were taken away and all killed. Rajko’s son Slobodan was also in the group of captured Serbs. Redžo Balić from Bale and Zoran Karlović took part in the killing of this group.

KULJANIN RATOMIR, pensioner, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1914 in Bradina, father Djuro and mother Stana nee Vujičić, married, father of five children. He was killed by members of the Croato-Muslim army on May 26, 1992 in his house in Bradina which was later set on fire. His body was found charred.(witnesses 412/94-22, 234/95-3 and 478/96-39).

KULJANIN SLOBODAN, electrician, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on February 10, 1960 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Borivoje and mother Stana nee Dragić, married, father of two minor children. Killed on May 26, 1992 at his home, in the hamlet of Suljina Strana in Bradina, by members of the Croato-Muslim army (witness 478/96-39).

KULJANIN SLOBODAN, pupil from Blace, Konjic Municipality, born on June 8, 1974 in the village of Blace, Konjic Municipality, father Rajko and mother Fimija nee Kilibarda, single. On May 16, 1992, with a group of 112 Serbs, Slobodan set out for Kalinovik, in the direction of Serb territory. Ten of them turned back after they had covered half of the way, among whom Slobodan and his brother Mile. They returned to see what had become of their parents who had remained at Blace. The village had already been burned down and the villagers had fled to Rakitnica. They came to the village occasionally. There he hid for a time with his parents, neighbors and relatives, until June 16, when with 12 Serbs he set out in the direction of Kalinovik. However, on the same day they were intercepted and locked up in Račica, where they were until June 18 when the men were led off in an unknown direction and killed.

KULJANIN SRETKO, called BEKO, worker, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1960 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Rade and mother Dušanka nee Ćećez, married. His only son was born t

wo months after his killing. Sretko was killed on May 26, 1992 by members of the Croato-Muslim army at Bratisav above Bradina. He was arrested on his way to the dentist’s to have a tooth extracted. The next day they cut his head off, carried it around Konjic, impaled it on a stake and kicked it around. On the day of his killing his mother, sister and wife were arrested and taken to the Musala camp in Konjic (witnesses 104/96, 541/96-2 and 478/96-39).

KULJANIN STANKO, worker, from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on April 9, 1949 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Jovo and mother Sava, married, no children, an invalid - a deaf-mute. After Bradina fell he was banished in July 1992 to Donje Selo which then was under the control of Croato-Muslim forces and he lived there as a refugee. During the April 1993 conflict between the Croats and the Muslims in the Municipality of Konjic he was killed by members of the Muslim army, among whom there were mujaheddin from Arabic countries. He was among the few Serbs who had remained in that village. (proof: 478/96-39, 434/97-1).

KULJANIN TIHOMIR, called "TICO", carpenter, from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on July 25, 1965 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Janko and mother Joka nee Šaran, single. He was arrested on May 22, 1992 at home when members of the Croato-Muslim army took his village. He was taken to the camp in the Musala sports hall in Konjic, where he was killed on June 15 of the same year by a shell fired from Muslim positions. He was buried in Donje Selo (witnesses 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 478/96-39).

KUREŠ BOGDAN, pensioner from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on January 15, 1923 in Bileća, father Tomo, married, father of two children. Killed on May 27, 1992 by members of the Croato-Muslim army below the house of Duško Mrkajić. According to statements of witnesses he was killed by a mercenary called “Švabo” who, together with a woman member of the “Green Berets”, was setting Serb houses in Bradina on fire(witn

ess 478/96-39).

LIJESKIĆ NOVAK, called GIGO, pensioner, from Konjic, No. 10 Hercegovačke brigade St., born on April 4, 1930 in Užice, father Branislav, married, father of two children. Arrested on May 6, 1992 in his flat in Konjic by members of the Croato-Muslim army. He was killed on May 7 and thrown in Jablaničko Lake together with Slavko Suša. Four days later their bodies were washed ashore under the suspension bridge at Ostrožac. He was buried at the Orthodox cemetery in Ostrožac (witnesses 478/96-39, 5

8/97).

LOJPUR VUČKO, pensioner, from Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, born on February 20, 1924 in the village of Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, father Lazar, married, father of three children. He was killed on September 1, 1992 by Muslims, members of the Muslim army led by Mitke (father Avdo) Pirkić from Konjic. After they had beaten him up in his house they left him severely injured and locked him up and he died two hours later. The next day, during his funeral, his house was looted and his cattle was drive

n away (witness 332/96-4, 478/96-39).

LOJPUR DJURO, pensioner from the village of Džepi (Vrdolje), Konjic Municipality, born in 1924 in the village of Džepi, father Kojo, married, father of three children. He was killed by Muslims on September 13 (15), 1992

at his home (witness 478/96-39)

LOJPUR JANJA, nee GOLUBOVIĆ, housewife, from the village of Džepi, Konjic Municipality, born in 1941 in the village of Blace, father Mirko, married, mother of two children. She lived in Konjic from which she fled in May 19

92. She was killed on September 13 (15), 1992 at Vrdolje, at the same time as Djuro Lojpur (witness 478/96-39).

MAGAZIN DJORDJO (DJURO), pensioner, from Varde, Konjic Municipality, born on August 27, 1927 in the village of Džepi, Konjic Municipality, father Trifko, married, father of three sons, disabled war veteran. Killed on May 2, 1992 in front of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Konjic. He was killed by his Muslim neighbor Nezir Čomaga as Djordjo was mending the fence around the church which Muslim funda

mentalists had demolished the night before and desecrated the church. He was the first Serb to be killed in the Municipality of Konjic (witness 478/96-39).

MAGAZIN JANJA, housewife from Zagorica, born in 1925. She was killed on January 10, 1994 near the railway station in Konjic. Cvija Serdar was killed on that occasion also. They were first robbed and then killed. They were unburied for a long time.

MAGAZIN JELICA nee ŽUŽA, housewife from Živašnica, Konjic Municipality, wife of Panto Magazin, born on January 4, 1936 in the village Ostrožac, Jablanica Municipality, father Luka, mother of two sons. She was killed with her husband Panto on July 1, 1992. Their dead bodies were found on a dump heap in Živašnica. Their sons were at the Čelebići camp at the time (witness 478/96-39).

MAGAZIN MLADENKA, from the village of Džepi, Konjic Municipality, born on August 16, 1968 in Džepi, Konjic Municipality, father Nedjo. Killed in the night of May 7, 1992 at Zagorice by members of the Croato-Muslim army by a machine gun from Gradina hill, when members of the Croato-Muslim army commanded by Zvonko Zovko were taking the Ljuta military facility (332/96-4).

MAGAZIN NIKOLA, called ŠAKO, pensioner, from the village of Džepi, Konjic Municipality, born in 1937 in the village of Džepi, father Obren, married, father of three children. Sometime late in May 1992 he was led from the shed of the Croat Zvonko Tipurić, on Mt. Radobolja, in an unknown direction and killed. Tipurićlater said how at the time of Nikola’s disappearance he had seen on the mountain Islam Duvnjak, a Muslim from the village of Džepi, Nikola’s next-door neighbour (witness 478/96-39).

MAGAZIN PANTO, driver, from the village of Živašnica, Konjic Municipality, born on October 14, 1939 in the village of Džepi, Konjic Municipality, father Dušan, married, father of two sons. Killed with his wife Jelica in the night of July 1, 1992, not far from his house in Živašnica, in a creek in the direction of Džepi. Ramo Mucić, a Muslim extremist and member of the Muslim troops of the so-called Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina is suspected to have killed them (witness 332/96-4 and 478/96-39).

MANIGODA NIKOLA, pensioner, from Donji Gradac, Konjic Municipality, born on January 15, 1934 in the village of Dobrigošće, Jablanica Municipality, father Trifko, married. Killed on January 26, 1993 at his home in Gradac. He was killed by his Muslim neighbours, members of the Muslim army, as he was tending his cattle. A burst of machine gun fire was emptied into his back. Nikola left seven children behind: two sons and five daughters. (witness 478/96-39).

MILINKOVIĆ RADMILO - RADE, born in 1957, in the village of Lipik, Gacko Municipality, father Miloš, captured on May 14, 1992 when the Croat

o-Muslim army attacked the Serbian village of Borci, maltreated and tortured and then killed. Exchanged on May 20, 1992. His nose and arms were broken and there were visible traces of torture, knife stabs on his body and cigarette burns on his stomach and face (434/97-1).

MILOŠEVIĆ ŽELJKO, electrician, from the village of Živinice (Ovčari), Konjic Municipality, born in 1962 in the village of Džepi, Konjic Municipality, father Milan and mother Sofija, single. At the beginning of the war, in May 1992, from Živinice he fled to Bradina and stayed there until May 26, 1992 when the Muslim army took Bradina. With a group of Serbs he tried to flee to Serb territory. He was arrested on May 30 in the village of Ljuta near Kalinovik and taken to the camp in Čelebići. He was charged with allegedly possessing a sniper rifle, and they nicknamed him “the sniper”. They dumped him into tunnel “No.9”. For three or four days they would take him out every two hours and then Hazim Delić and Esad Landžo would beat him accusing him of being a sniper. After a TV crew from some Muslim country which had been visiting the camp had finished their filming, at about 01.00 hrs at night Željko was called to come out. He was taken out by Delić. He was beaten to death in front of the entrance to the “tunnel”. The next morning the camp inmates saw Milošević’s body and noticed that his head was smashed and that he was totally blue in the area of the kidneys (witnesses 148/95, 488/94-7, 221/94-5, 488/94-5, 389/94, 488/94-4, 100/94, 478/96-39, 265/97-2).

MILOŠEVIĆ NEDELJKO - NEDJO, pensioner, from Konjic, resident of 10 Hercegovačke brigade St., born on February 12, 1923 in the village of Džepi, Konjic Municipality, father Dušan, married, father of two children. Arrested on 20 June 1992 by neighbours, members of the Muslim army and taken to the Čelebićići camp. In the camp he was placed in “No.9”. He died from the consequences of beating soon after arrival at the camp (witness 380/94, 236/94, 236/94, 243/95-12, 100/94, 243/95-8, 221/94-6, 260/94, 22194-1, 509/94-5, 283/94, 178/94, 454/95-19 and 478/96-39).

MILUTINOVIĆ PERO, pensioner, from Stojkovići, Konjic Municipality, born on September 14, 1907 in Stojkovići, Konjic Municipality, father Luka who was killed by the Ustashi in World War II, married, father of two children. During the conflict between the Croats and the Muslims he fled to Donje Selo to stay with his son and daughter. He was killed on June 10, 1993 in Donje Selo in the house of his son-in-law Djuro Ćećez. The deaf-mute Stanko Kuljanin who had also fled from B

radina was killed together with him. They were killed by members of the Muslim army (Zuka’s units) in Donje Selo, where there were no more Serbs except a few old men who were unable to flee to Serbian territory (witnesses 478/96-39, 393/97-2).

MILJANIĆ GOJKO, pensioner from Bradina, born on May 24, 1931 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Savo and mother Milica nee Kuljanin, married, father of three children. Killed in the Čelebići camp on May 27, 1992, when all the prisoners who had been brought from B

radina were beaten hard for several hours. Severely injured, he was thrown into the hangar with the rest of them. They put him on some box inside hangar "Number six". The inmates did not dare help him. He never woke up from a coma and died three days later, on May 30, 1992, in the arms of his son Savo. The body was taken out of the hangar only after two days (witnesses 148/95, 236/94, 274/95, 243/95-4, 260/94, 243/95-6, 100/94, 607/94, 234/95-12, 478/96-39, 264/97-2, 434/97-1, 352/97-2).

MRKAJIĆ VOJISLAV, pensioner from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on December 19, 1927 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Spaso and mother Stana nee Gligorević, married, two daughters. He was arrested on July 12 1992 in Bradina by members of the Muslim army and then brought into the Ministry of the Interior in Konjic. In prison he was beaten up and then transferred to the Musala camp. After 25 days they let him go from the camp but he died from the consequences of torture on the way to the village of Zagorice (witness 478/96-39).

MRKAJIĆ ZORAN, worker from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on November 18, 1957 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Mirko and mother Radmila nee Draganić, single. When the Croato -Muslim army attacked Bradina on May 26, 1992 he was gravely wounded and hedied on the following day for no adequate medical assistance could have been extended to him. His father Mirko was killed on the same day and his brother Vaso was driven away to the Čelebići camp (witnesses 234/95-3 and 478/96-39).

MRKAJIĆ ILIJA, retired railway worker, from Bradina, born on July 17, 1933 in Bradina, father Mirko, married, father of two children. Had a heart condition, a brain stroke and diabetes. In the Čelebići camp he would be beaten up so hard that he could hardly move. He was in the “hospital for Chetniks". He died from the consequences of severe beating. (witnesses 630/94-1, 148/95, 100/94, 380/94 and 478/96-39, 361/97-2).

MRKAJIĆ MIRKO, called “KNEZ”, worker from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born on March 11, 1930 (1933) in Bradina, father Vaso and mother Ljubica nee Djordjić, married, father of three children. Killed during the attack of the Croato-Muslim army on Bradina on May 26, 1992, with Todor and Jovo Žuža, in the creek behind the house of Božidar (f. Branko) Žuža. The day bef

ore his son Zoran had also been killed (witnesses 412/94-21, 234/95-3, 478/96-40 and 478/96-39).

MRKAJIĆ PETAR, called “PERKO”, lathe operator, from Konjic, born in 1941 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Djoko and mother Draginja, married, father of t

wo children. During the attack of the Croato-Muslim army on Bradina on May 26, 1992 he was arrested in front of his house in Bradina.

MRKAJIĆ PETKO, called “PERO”, innkeeper from Bradina, owner of the “Žare” Inn, born on October 22, 1922 in Bradina, farther Đorđe, married, father of two children. After Bradina was taken he tried to escape to the Serbian territory, but was caught on Mt. Bjelašnica and transferred to the Čelebići camp. In the camp Esad Landžo, Kemo, Miralem Macanović, alias “Maca” and a Shqi

petar took him out of the hangar and beat him up. He was in excruciating pain. He lay unmoving between ten and fifteen days and was then transferred to the hospital ward but received no treatment and died there around July 17 (12) 1992. His son - witness 540/96 had to take his body out of the camp and was even forced to sing while he did that. He was buried in the church yard (witnesses: 100/94, 221/94-1, 221/94-3/1, 221/94-6, 236/94, 260/94, 380/94, 488/94-7, 234/95-11, 243/95-4, 274/95, 454/95, 283/94, 478/96-39, 352/97-2, 361/97-2, 375/97-2, 376/97-2).

MRKAJIĆ RADE, engineer from Konjic, born in 1938 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Miko, married, father of two children. Killed on May 26, 1992 in front of his house in Bradina by members of the C

roato-Muslim army as he was coming out of the cellar. He was unarmed (witnesses: 70/96, 478/96-39)

MRKAJIĆ SAVO, pensioner from Bradina, Konjic Municipality, born in 1932 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Spaso and mother Stana, nee Gligorević, married, father of two children. When the Croato-Muslim forces attacked Bradina on May 26, 1992 he was taken to the Čelebići camp. He was viciously beaten up and transferred in grave condition to the prison medical ward where he was “treated” for a while an

d then discharged from the camp. He died in November 1994 from the consequences of torture in the camp. Members of the Croato-Muslim army killed his son Spaso and his daughter died during the war.

MKRAJIĆ SPASOJE, bachelor of economics, from Bradina, Konji

c Municipality, born on August 25, 1958 in Bradina, Konjic Municipality, father Savo and mother Borka, nee Kuljanin, single. During the attack of the Croato-Muslim army on Bradina on May 26, 1992 he was severely wounded in the chest at a place called Mrkajića Bara. He was found dead 18 days later at Duboki Potok (witnesses: 478/96-39, 352/97-2).

MRKAJIĆ ŠĆEPAN-ŠĆEPO, retired road worker, from Bradina, born on September 20, 1929 , in Bradina, father Risto and mother Savka, nee Đorđić, married, father of one child. He was arrested in Bradina on May 26, 1992 by members of the Croato-Muslim army and escorted to the Čelebići camp. He was locked up in a tunnel called “Number 9”, where he was beaten up constantly. He lost his wits on account of the beating. He w

as killed in front of everybody by Esad Landžo who lead him to the center of the hangar and ordered him to kneel and place his hands behind his head and then beat him with a rifle butt and kicked him with his feet until he expired. According to the statement of a witness he died on June 6, 1992 at the Musala sports hall (witnesses: 260/94, 100/94, 221/94-6, 478/96-39, 361/97-2).

NENADIĆ SIMO, pensioner, from Bijela, Konjic Municipality, born on June 4, 1910 in the village of Bijela, Konjic Municipality, fa

ther Trifko, married, father of four children. Members of the Croato-Muslim army slit his throat in his house in Bijela on September 14, 1994. He was gravely ill and lay bed-ridden at home. When the Muslim army attacked Bijela on September 12, 1994 and then entered this village two days later they found only this bed-ridden old man and two mental patients, Serbs, in it. They killed Simo and took the other two to camp.

NENEDIĆ MILOSAV, mental patient from Bijela, Konjic Municipality, born in 1930 in the village of Bijela, Konjic Municipality, father Mlađan and mother Kosa, nee Ninković. He was arrested on September 14, 1994 in Bijela when the Muslim army took this village. He was held in the camp in the sports hall in Konjic until March 1995 when he was exchanged in Sarajevo. He was maltreated in the camp. After he got out he was admitted to the psychiatric hospital in Sokolac where he died in May 1996.

NINKOVIĆ ŽARKO, pensioner, carpenter, from the village of Džepi, Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, born in 1936, in the village of Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, father Marko, married, father of one child. Killed on August 21, 1992 together with his wife Zora. They were killed by

their Muslim neighbors, members of the Muslim army. In this war his two brothers Radomir and Rajko and two sons of his older brother Marko, Mirko and Stevo, were all killed (witnesses: 221/94-1, 488/96-39).

NINKOVIĆ ZORA, nee VIDOJEVIĆ, housewife from the village of Džepi, Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, born on June 28, 1941, in the village of Zagorice, father Petko, married, wife of Žarko Ninković, mother of one son. Killed on August 21, 1992 at Vrdolje together with her husband Žarko (witnesses: 221/94-1

, 478/96-9)

NINKOVIĆ MIRKO, worker, from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on March 28, 1957, in the village of Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, father Marko, mother Mileva, married, father of two children. Arrested on May 23, 1992 in Donje Selo by the Croato-Muslim army and taken to the camp in the sports hall in Konjic. He was killed on June 15, 1992 by a shell fired from Muslim positions. Mirko’s uncle Rajko was killed on May 20, 1992 in Donje Selo and his other uncle Žarko and Žarko’s wife Zora were

killed on August 21, 1992 at Vrdolje. His brother Stevo and his uncle Radomir were killed in the sports hall by the same shell (evidence: 478/96-39, 434/97-1).

NINKOVIĆ RAJKO, worker, worked as watchman at the ŠIP “Prenj” forest enterprise, from Donje Selo

, Konjic Municipality, born on December 12, 1942 in the village of Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, father Marko, married, father of three children. He was killed on May 20, 1992 in Donje Selo in the house of Mišo Kuljanin when the Croato-Muslim army attacked this village. He was buried only nine days later. His brother Radomir and two nephews Mirko and Stevo were killed in the sports hall and his brother Žarko and sister-in-law Zora were killed on August 21, 1992 in Vrdolje (witness: 478/96-39).

NINKOVIĆ RADOMIR - RADE, worker from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on October 7, 1945 in the village of Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, father Marko, marr

ied, father of two children. He was arrested on May 23, 1992 in Donje Selo by the Croato-Muslim army. He was taken to the camp in the Konjic sports hall. He was killed on June 15, 1992 by a shell fired from Muslim positions. Radomir’s brother Rajko was killed on May 20 in Donje Selo, and his brother Žarko with wife Zora were killed on August 21, 1992 at Vrdolje by their Muslim neighbors. Two sons of Radomir’s third brother Marko, Mirko and Stevo were killed in the sports hall camp. (On the basis of evidence according to no 434/97-1, Radomir was killed on May 25, 1992 in Donje Selo by members of the Croato-Muslim army) (witnesses: 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 478/96-39).

NINKOVIĆ STEVAN - STEVO, waiter from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on March 25, 1962 in the village of

Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, father Marko and mother Mileva, single. He was arrested on May 23, 1992 in Donje Selo by the Croato-Muslim army and taken to the camp in the Konjic sorts hall. He was killed on June 15, 1992 by a shell fired from Muslim positions. His brother Mirko and his uncle Radomir were killed in the sports hall by the same shell as he. His uncle Rajko was killed on May 20, in Donje Selo and his other uncle Žarko with wife Zora were killed on August 21, 1992 in Vrdolje (witness: 478/96-39),

RISTIĆ ĐOKO, pensioner, from the village of Nevizdraci, Konjic Municipality, born on September 18, 1926 in Nevizdraci, Konjic Municipality, father Nikola, married, father

of four children. He was killed on April 21, 1993 in Nevizdraci at a place called Rijeka together with his wife Petra. The Croat Kata Kaleb was killed with them. They were killed by their Muslim neighbors, members of the Muslim army, of the so-called army of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Muslims had started to seize their land and forest. Two days prior to their killing their only son Obren was killed in Donje Selo also by members of the Muslim army, lead by Safet Gagula from the village of Boždarevići (witness: 478/96-39).

RISTIĆ OBREN, worker from Sarajevo, No 4 Vrazova St., born on October 13, 1957 in the village of Nevizdraci, Konjic Municipality, father Đoko and mother Petra, nee Babić, married, father of two minor children. In April 1992

, with his family he fled from Sarajevo to Donje Selo to stay with his father-in-law Pero Serdar. In May 1992 he was arrested by the Croato-Muslim army and together with other Serbs from Donje Selo taken to the camp in the Konjic sports hall. At the outbreak of the arm conflict between the Croats and the Muslims on April 19, 1993, the Muslim army drove him and the rest of the Serbs from Donje Selo to Repovica. Obren and his father-in-law Pero Serdar were singled out by two mujaheddin one of whom was from Pakistan and had studied in Belgrade and the other from Iran. Obren was killed on Breber hill at Repovica together with Zoran Kuljanin, Pero Vukosav and Neđo Golubović. Two days after his killing the Muslims killed his parents also in Nevizdraci (witnesses: 243/95-6, 318/95, 478/96-39).

RISTIĆ PETRA, nee BABIĆ, housewife, from the village of Nevizdraci, Konjic Municipality, born on July 20, 1928 in the village of Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, father Stevo, married, mother of four children. She was killed on April 21, 1993, in Nevizdraci at a place called Rijeka together with her husband Đoko. The Croat woman Kata Kaleb was killed with them. They were killed by their Muslim neighbors - members of the Muslim army (witness: 478/96-39).

SAMARDŽIĆ ĐURĐA, nee GOJKOVIĆ, housewife, from Sitnik, Konjic Municipality, born in 1930 in Sitnik, Konjic Municipality. She was killed on June 15, 1992 in Sitnik by members of the Croato-Muslim army.

SAMOUKOVIĆ BOŠKO, retired railway worker from Bradina, born on December 31, 1933 in Bradina, father Nedeljko, married, father of three children. He was arrested on May 27, 1992 and taken to the Čelebići camp. He was killed on July 15, 1992 by Esad Landžo, in front of all the prisoners in the hangar among whom were also his two sons

and brother. Landžo pounded him with a board which tapered on one end so that one could hold it with one’s two hands. He hit him repeatedly with the edge on the stomach, the loins and other parts of the body. Delić and Kemo also beat him. When he fell, they took him out and he died on the way to the "medical ward" (witnesses: 243/95-4, 488/94-7, 100/94, 148/95, 221/94-1, 236/94, 260/94, 221/94-6, 380/94, 86/1-95, 243/95-8, 454/95-19, 283/94, 478/96-39, 352/97-2).

SERDAR CVIJA, housewife, from the village of Gradac, Konjic Municipality, born in 1930. She was killed on January 10, 1994 near the railway station together with her in-law, Janja Magazin, as they tried to escape to Serbian territory. They were killed by Muslims who had first robbed them. They remained unburied for a long time.

SIMOVIĆ MILIVOJE, YPA sergeant major, born in 1952 in Raška, father Jovan, married, father of two children. When on May 5, 1992 members of the Croato-Muslim army attacked the “Ljuta” military facility in Konjic, Simović was gravely wounded. Jasmin Guska, the chief of the Konjic police who was in charge of the attack would not allow medical assistance to be extended to him so that he died eight hours after the wounding. Sergeant major Simović had been serving in Konjic fr

om 1982 (witnesses: 58/97-1, 175/97-3).

SUŠA SLAVKO, retired policeman, from Konjic, 10th Hercegovačke brigade Street, born on March 1, 1930 in the village of Zijemlja, Mostar Municipality, father Šćepan, married, father of two children. He was arrested in the night of May 6, 1992 by members of the Croato-Muslim police who suddenly burst into his flat. They did not search his flat nor did they give any reason for arresting him. Later they launched the story that he had a radio station. His brother-in-law Novak Lijeskić was arrested the same night. During the night they were taken towards Ostrožac and the next day, May 7, they were killed at Mrakovo on the right shore of Jablaničko lake and then thrown into Jablaničko lake. They were found by Serbs from Ostrožac and buried at the Serbian cemetery in Ostrožac (witnesses: 478/96-39, 58/97-1).

TOVARIŠIĆ SPASO, pensioner, from Polje Bijela, Konjic Municipality, born in 1911, in the village of Cagare, Konjic Municipality, father Nikola, married, father of three children. He and his wife lived alone in the village of Cagare, which had been under the control of the Muslim army since the beginning of the war. At the outbreak of the armed conflict between the Croats and the Muslims on April 20, 1993 he tried to escape to the Serbian side, came across a mine field and was gravely wounded and died of his wounds on the same day. His wife Stana was killed by a shell in November 1992.

TOVARIŠIĆ STANA, nee SARIĆ, housewife from Polje Bijela, Konjic Municipality, born in 1911 in the village of Borci, married, mother of three children. She and her husband Spaso lived alone in the village of Cagare since the beginning of the war, which was under Muslim control. She died on November 28, 1992 from the consequences of wounding by a shell. The firing position has not been established. While they were in this hamlet, they were repeatedly maltreated at the hands of the Muslim army.

TODOROVIĆ OBREN, pensioner, from Čelebići, Konjic Municipality, born in 1912 in Čelebići, Konjic Municipality, married, father of one son. From the beginning of the war he stayed at home and was loyal to the Croato-Muslim authorities. In June 1992 his Muslim neighbours beat h

im up. He died in 1994 from the consequences of torture and maltreatment.

TOMAŠ DRAGAN, worker, from Raštalica, Hadžići Municipality, where he was born in 1963. At the beginning of the war he fled to Bradina. He was killed on May 13, 1992 in Bradina when M

uslim-Croat forces first attacked this village.

ĆEĆEZ VELIMIR, worker, from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on December 25, 1952 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Obren and mother Ljubica, married, father of two children. He was arrested on

May 23, 1992 at home by members of the Croato-Muslim army and taken to the camp in the Konjic sports hall. On June 15 of the same year he was wounded by a shell fired from Muslim positions and he died on the way to hospital. He was buried in Donje Selo near Konjic in a meadow belonging to Sveto Ćećez, because the Muslim authorities did not allow members of the Ćećez family to be buried at the Orthodox cemetery. His brother Željko was killed in the Čelebići camp (witnesses: 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 478/96-39).

ĆEĆEZ VLATKO, worker, from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on September 4, 1952 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Obren and mother Ljubica nee Vujičić, married, father of three children. Arrested at home on May 23, 1992 by members of the Croato-Musli

m army and taken to the camp in the Konjic sports hall. On June 15, 1992 he was severely wounded by a shell fired from Muslim positions at the sports hall. After the wounding he was transferred to the Health Centre in Jablanica where he remained in the corridor for 24 hours without anyone of the medical staff extending him any assistance. He bled to death on June 17. He was buried in Donje Selo in a meadow belonging to Sveto Ćećez (witnesses: 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 478/96-39).

er of three children. He was arrested on May 23, 1992 at his home together with his brother Milan and other relatives and taken to the sports hall in Konjic. A shell fired on June 15, 1992 from Muslim positions killed him. He was killed on the spot. His brother Milorad was killed on the same occasion. They were buried in Donje Selo in Konjic in Sveto Ćećez’s meadow (witnesses: 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 478/96-39).

ĆEĆEZ ŽELJKO, worker from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on August 19, 1960 in Donje Selo, father Obren and mother Ljubica, single. He was arrested on May 23, 1992 at home by members of the Croato-Muslim army and taken to Čelebići. From the time he was brought to the camp, where he was held for some ten days, he was constantly beaten. He was killed most probably around July 27, 1992 when Esad Landžo, called “

Zenga”, took him out from hangar “No. 6” and then beat him together with Edo Macić and Edo Jelešković. They gagged him with a rag to stifle his screams. He received 250 blows (witness 260/94). After being beaten unconscious he was dumped into the hangar. His legs were broken, he was crying out in pain, asking for help and water but no one dared give him any. He soon succumbed to his injuries. The next day his body was taken out wrapped in a tent-half and buried in Donje Selo (witnesses: 100/94, 221/94-3/1, 221/94-4/6, 283/94, 688/94-7, 243/95-8, 274/95, 243/95-4, 488/96-39, 375/97-2, 376/97-2).

ĆEĆEZ ŽIVKO, pensioner from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on October 23, 1923 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Ljubo and mother Goša, nee Kuljanin, married, father of five children. He was killed on June 14, 1993 in Donje Selo at the railway bridge by members of the Muslim army as he tried to escape to Serbian territory. He was pushing his disabled wife in a wheelchair. He lay unburied for a long time (witness 478/96-39).

ĆEĆEZ LAZAR, retired policeman from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality

, born on June 8, 1948 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Ilija and mother Vidosava nee Kuljanin, married, father of two children. He was killed by members of the Croato-Muslim army in the night between August 22 and 23, 1992 in the village of Polje Bijela in an attempt to escape over to Serbian territory to the village of Bijela. He was buried 25 days after the killing.

ĆEĆEZ MILORAD, machinist-locksmith, from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on February 8, 1950 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Pero and mother Zorka nee Šaran, married, father of three children. He and his brother Dušan were arrested on May 23, 1992 at their home and locked up in the sports hall camp in Konjic. He was killed on June 15, 1992 in the sports hall by a shell fired from Muslim positions. Thirteen prisoners were killed then, Milorad’s brother Dušan among them (witnesses 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 478/96-39).

ĆEĆEZ MILORAD, pensioner from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on August 20, 1937 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Ilija and mother Vidosava, nee Kuljanin, married, father of four children. He was killed on May 25, 1992 at his home, four days after the taking of this village by the Croato-Muslim army. Three months later members of the Croato-Muslim army killed Milorad’s two sons, Rajko and Ristan and his brother Lazar (witness 514/96-39).

ĆEĆEZ MIRKO, milling cutter operator from Donje Selo,

Konjic Municipality, born on August 2, 1958 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Svetozar and mother Jelka nee Kuljanin, single. He was arrested on May 23, 1992 at his home by members of the Croato-Muslim army and taken to the Konjic sports hall. He was wounded by a shell fired from Muslim positions on June 15, 1992. He died in the Jablanica hospital (witnesses 221/94-14, 44/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 478/96-39).

ĆEĆEZ MIRO, worker, from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on July 27, 1969 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Radivoje and mother Stana, nee Sarić, single. He was arrested on May 23, 1992 at his home by members of the Croato-Muslim army and taken to the camp in the Konjic sports hall. He was severely wounded on June 15, 1992 from a shell fired from Muslim positions. After the wounding he was transferred to the Jablanica Health Centre where he remained in the corridor for 24 hours without any of the medical staff coming to his assistance. Consequently, he died on June 17. He was buried in Donje Selo in a meadow owned by Sveto Ćećez (witnesses 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 478/96-39).

ĆEĆEZ PERO, worker, from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born in 1963, in Donje Selo, father Miloš and mother Andja, nee Manigoda, single. He was arrested on May 23, 1992 at his home by members of the Croato-Muslim army and taken to the camp in the Konjic sports hall. He was severely wounded on June 15, 1992 from a shell fired from Muslim positions. After the wounding he was transferred to the Jablanica Health Centre where he remained in the corridor for 24 hours without any of the medical staff extending him even first aid. He bled to death a day later, on June 16 in Jablanica. He was buried in Donje Selo in Konjic in a meadow owned by Sveto Ćećez (witnesses 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95).

ĆEĆEZ RAJKO, bus conductor, from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on May 3, 1964 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Milorad and mother Zora, nee Djordjić, married, father of two children. He was killed by members of the Croato-Muslim army on September 3, 1992 in Polje Bijela, as with his brother Ristan he was attempting to escape to Serbian territory, to the village of Bijela. He was buried four days later (witness 478/96-39).

ĆEĆEZ RISTAN, waiter, from Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, born on November 5, 1965 in Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, father Milorad, mother Zora, nee Djordjić, single. He was killed by members of the Croato-Muslim army on September 3, 1992 in Polje Bijela, as with his brother Rajko he was attempting to escape to Serbian territory, to the village of Bijela. He was buried four days later (witness 514/96-39).

ĆEĆEZ STANKO, died in June 1993, at the time when the Serbian population moved out from Donje Sel

o. Before he was found dead he had been maltreated by members of the Muslim army at the bridge in Donje Selo for several days.

CUCA LJUBICA, housewife from Sitnik, Konjic Municipality, born in 1937 in Sitnik, single. She was killed on June 10, 1992 in her house in Sitnik (or Bjelimići). She and another four Serbs from this village were killed by members of the Croato-Muslim army (witness 478/96-39).

ŠINIK BOSILJKA - BOSA, housewife, from the village of Džepi No. 58, Konjic Municipality, born on July 20, 1932 in Džepi, Konjic Municipality, father Milan; wife of Jovo Šinik, mother of three children. She was severely wounded on September 13, 1992 in her family home after which she was transferred to hospital in Konjic where she died on September 26, 1992 from the consequences of wounding and torture at the hands of the Muslims. At the same time when she was wounded her husband Jovo Šinik was killed (witnesses 332/96 and 332/96-4).

ŠINIK JOVO, pensioner, from the village of Džepi No. 58, Konjic Municipality, born on March 8, 1930 in Džepi, Konjic Municipality, father Stevan, married, father of three children. He was killed by his Muslim neighbours in his family house in the night of September 13, 1992. His wife Bosa was severely wounded on that occasion and died about two weeks later (witnesses 332/96, 332/96-4 and 478/96-39).

ŠUŠIĆ SLAVKO, teacher from Čelebići, born on April 25, 1949 in Čelebići, Konjic Municipality, father Pero and mother Rosa, nee Gudelj, married, father of two children. Before the was he taught mathematics at the “Ivan Mažuranić” in Prozor. He was arrested towards the end of June 1992, brought to the Čelebići camp and put in “No. 9”. He was charged with having a radio station and beaten up daily. This was

done by Esad Landžo, Hazim Delić, Kemo Mrndžić and Kemal Muderizović. They would beat him incessantly for 48 hours. They put him in a manhole with water. In front of everybody Esad Landžo called “Zenga” drove nails under his toes and pulled out his tongue.He died on July 15, 1992 after horrendous torture. On that day Azem Delić kicked him with his soldier’s boots, breaking his ribs and then lined up the other prisoners in two rows and ordered Šušić to run this gauntlet crawling on all fours and ordered allof them to kick him on pain of death. Half an hour later, Sušić was dead (witnesses: 100/94, 148/95, 221/94-1, 221/94-2, 221/94-3, 221/94-3/1, 221/94-4/6, 221/94-5, 236/94, 260/94, 283/94, 380/94, 412/94-23, 488/94-4, 488/94-7, 509/94-5, 607/94, 688/94-7, 86/95-1, 243/95-4, 243/95-8, 234/95-12, 243/95-8, 243/95-13, 274/95, 454/95-19, 540/96-2, 265/97-2, 352/97-2).

EVIDENCE ON PERPETRATORS

2.1. Those who issued orders

1. HADŽIHUSEIONOVIĆ, DR RUSMIR, doctor, specialist, urologist from Konjic, 19 Braće Belše Street, born on 23 May, 1947 in Konjic, father Safet, married, father of two children. He was president of SDA - Party of Democratic Action of Konjic from 3 August 1990. At the first multi-party elections in Bosnia Herzegovina, in Novem

ber 1990 he was elected president of Konjic Municipality. He became president of the War Presidency of Konjic Municipality in April 1992. Serbs’ emigration from Čelebići started under his control on 22 April 1992. He guaranteed safety of the soldiers of the former YPA, but they were taken to Konjic and thence to the camp in Split (evidence 530/96 and witnesses 570/95, 331/96, 480/96, 549/96-10, 570/96- 1).

2. GUSKA, JASMIN, veterinarian from Orašje, born in 1953, father Ibro, mother Zejna, nee Gostovčić, married, no children. He was the first secretary of Konjic SDA, elected at the session of 3 August, 1990 at which Alija Izetbegović was also present. After the constitution of multi-party Konjic Municipality Assembly he was appointed chief of police. He

was principal organizer of illegal provision of armaments for Konjic Muslims and Croats. Even before the war he consolidated the activities of the Patriotic League in the region of Konjic. He took part in all operations conducted by the Muslim army and police from the outbreak of the war. Being the head of SUP - Secretariat of the Interior, he was acquainted with all operations directed against Serbs, including arrests, tortures, raping of women, killing in villages and camps. He is suspected of killing Novak Lijeskić and Slavko Suša on 5 May 1992. He is responsible for the death of Milivoje Simović who was seriously wounded during the attack on the Ljuta barracks on 6 May, 1992, when Guska did not allow anyone to extend him medical assistance (witness 58/97-1). He excelled particularly in the attack on the Ljuta military facility which the Muslims took on 8 May, 1992 and in disarming and arresting Serbs form Čelebići, Donje Selo and Bradina (evidence: 123/95, 530/96, 480/96, 549/96-10, 570/96-1, 352/97- 2).

3. ĆIBO, DR SAFET, doctor, orthopedist, born in 1945 in the village of Spiljani, the Municipality of Konjic, married. At the beginning of the war he for a time worked as a doctor in Goražde. He excelled particularly in moving the Muslims out of that part

of Bosnia to the Neretva valley and Konjic. Pursuant to Alija Izetbegović’s order of 20 March, 1993, Dr Ćibo was appointed president of the War Presidency of the Municipality of Konjic. He is responsible for the killings of Pero Vukosav, Zoran Kuljanin, Obren Ristić, Neđo Golubović, Đoko Ristić, Petar Ristić, Živko Ćećez, Pero Milutinović, Stanko Kuljanin, Stana Kilibarda (who died of the consequences of torture), Desanka Žuža, Bosa Žuža, Janja Magazin and Cvija Serdar. While Dr Ćibo was at the head of the Municipality of Konjic not one Serb was released form the camp. He is responsible for ethnic cleansing of Serbs in the Konjic region (evidence: 318/95, 530/96, 58/97-1).

4. DELALIĆ, ZEJNEL, private entrepreneur, lived in Germany and Austria, had a house in Konjic, lived in Belgrade from 1980 - 1990, born on 25 March, 1948 in Ostrožac, the Municipality of Jablanica. He was married to a Serbian woman and they had a son. At the beginning of the war he was commander of the Muslim army in Konjic and coordinator

-in-chief for all operations in the area of the Municipalities of Konjic, Jablanica and Prozor. He was one of the principal sponsors of SDA, the Muslim party. He helped SDA financially and by illegal arm shipments from Austria. In agreement with Alija Izetbegović he brought to Konjic the first HOS - Croatian Armed Froces units from Split on 19 April, 1992. He was commander of the Muslim army in Konjic, commander of the Territorial Defense of the Municipalities of Konjic, Jablanica and Prozor, commander of a tactical group of B/H First Army from June till November 1992 and the chief of security of the “Patriotic League” in Herzegovina in 1992. He was commander of all camps in Konjic. He was promoted colonel of B/H Army on 16 June, 1992. Alija Izetbegović signed the decree on his promotion. Delalić fled from Konjic to Germany on October 1992. (evidence: 123/95, 530/96, 264/97-2).

5. MUCIĆ, ZDRAVKO, nicknamed “PAVO”, or “PAVAO” from Konjic, 12 Donjepoljska Street, born on 30 August 1955, in Spiljani, the Municipality

of Konjic, father Janko, married, father of two children, Croat by nationality, worked at the toolshop of the "Unis Igman" factory in Konjic. He was sentenced several times before the war. After serving his sentence he went to Austria and then to Germany where he got in touch with Zejnel Delalić. He became one of Zejnel’s most confident associates. Zejnel Delalić and he were principal organizers of illegal armament of Croats and Muslims from Austria. He was the head of the Čelebići camp situated in the Musala sports hall in Konjic from 29 May, 1992 to 18 November 1992. He took part in armed attacks on the Serbian villages of Donje Selo and Bradina. While he was the head of the camp detainees were killed and women raped in the camps. From the beginning of the war in April 1992 he took part in all armed operations conducted by members of the Croato-Muslim army. He took part in the attack on Bradina on 25 May 1992 when the village was taken by members of the Croato-Muslim army (evidence:100/94, 221/9414, 236/94, 380/94, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/94-18, 496/95, 570/95, 31/96, 530/96, 352/97-2).

6. DELIĆ, HAZEM, locksmith, worked on the maintenance of vehicles in ŠIP “Prenj” enterprise in Konjic. He is from Orahovica, the Municipality of Konjic, born on 14 May 1960 (or 1964) in the village of Orahovica, father Ibro, married, father of one child. From 29 May 1992 to 9 December, 1992 he was deputy head of the Čelebići camp and the Musala sports hall in Konjic, and after Mucić’s departure he became commander of the camp. He was supreme in command and pers

onally executed and tortured many camp inmates. At least 18 Serbs - inmates were killed during his office as deputy camp commander. He raped Serbian women. He took part in the attack on Donje Selo on 21 May 1992 (evidence:100/94, 221/94-14, 236/94, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 530/96, 265/97-2, 391/97-2, 375/97-2, 376/97-2).

9. AZINOVIĆ, IVAN, economist from Konjic, 50 Maršala Tita Street, Konjic, born in 1947 in Konjic, father Vidak, married, father of two children. Before the war he worked at UNIS as sales expert. He was president of HVO - Croatian Defense Council of Konjic Municipality in 1992, at the time of the the Serbs hardest ordeal. He took part in the attacks on the Serbian villages (evidence 530/96, 58/97).

10. AJANOVIĆ, HAMZO, from Repovac near Konjic, born in 1961 in Repovac, ex YPA non-commissioned officer posted in Knin. He left YPA in late 1991. He organized attacks on Bradina, was a commander of the Muslim units in Repovac, a member of the military police, commander of a camp in “Maksim Kujundžić” elementary school in Čelebići (evidence 530/96 and witnesses 856/95-

17 and 364/96-16).

11. ALIBAŠIĆ, ALMIR, born in 1969 in Čelebići, guard at the Čelebići camp (evidence 530/96).

12. ALIKADIĆ, ADNAN from Konjic, 44 10

th Hercegovačke brigade Street, born on 4 June, 1955, in Konjic, father Muhamed. He was one of the military police commanders in Konjic (evidence 530/96).

13. ALIKADIĆ, ARIS from Konjic, 108 10

th Hercegovačke brigade Street, born on 27 July 1967, in Konjic, father Himzo. Before the war he had a boutique in Prkanj (the old part of Konjic). He beat the detained Serb who were sent to the Čelebići camp (evidence: 530/96).

14. ALIKADIĆ, BATO, a guard, born in Konjic, took part in the beating of prisoners in Čelebići, especially Radoslav Bata Kuljanin from Donje Selo, who was imprisoned in cell “No.6” (evidence

530/96).

15. ALIĆ, EMIR from Homolje, born in 1952, father Vejsil; he was commander of the Territorial Defense for the Homolje region, maltreated Serbs from Vinište, there are indications that he fled to Libya (evidence:530/96).

16. ALIĆ, SALIH, father Z

ulfo, born in 1966, military policeman, took part in the attacks on Bradina, Donje Selo, Blace. During the attacks on the village of Vinište he locked up and maltreated his Serb neighbours (evidence: 530/96).

17. ALIHODŽIĆ, MUHAREM, father Meho; he owned

a shop where the Muslims used to drink alcohol before massacres (evidence: 530/96).

18. ARAR, BERISLAV, from Donje Selo, the Municipality of Konjic, born 14 August 1962, in Donje Selo, father Ivan; he was a member of HVO (evidence: 530/96).

19. BALIĆ,

ADIL, nicknamed "ROS", born in 1962, in Orahovica. At the beginning of the war, especially in 1992, he raped a large number of Serbian women. Members of the Croatian Army turned him over to the Serbian authorities to which he admitted having raped 52 women. He was a prisoner of the Army of the Republic of Srpska till 5 October 1994, when he was exchanged. This release was a condition for the release of the Serb inmates of the Konjic camp (evidence: 530/96).

20. BALIĆ, REDŽO, worker from the village of Ba

le, the Municipality of Konjic, born in 1945 in the village of Bale, father Muho, divorced, father of one child; worked some time in "Standard" utility company, loading garbage. For a number of years he was a tramp roaming around the town, trains and railway waiting rooms where he frequently slept. On 15 May 1992 he took part in the killing of the Serbs from Blace and setting it on fire. 10 Serbs were killed then, 9 of them old men and women over 70 and one child of 16. He took part in the attack on Bradina on 25 May 1992 and excelled particularly in setting fire to the Serbian houses and killing of civilians. He himself killed Milutin Kuljanin who was taken prisoner and locked up in Račica and took part in the killing of 6 remaining Serbs who were also confined in the Račica prison. He was principal organizer and perpetrator of the slaughter in Zukići on 13 July 1992 when Jelenko Đorđić and his wife Anđa, Sofija Đorđić and Mara Đorđić were killed (evidence: 530/96 and witnesses 221/94-4/1, 236/94, 260/94, 380/94, 58/97-1 and 137/96).

22. BARUNČIĆ, PERO, bachelor of economics, worked as a teacher before the war,

just before the war he became deputy commander of the Konjic police. He took part in all operations conducted by the Croato-Muslim army and police against the Serbs in Konjic in 1992 and at the beginning of 1993 (evidence 530/96 and witnesses 4221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/96-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 352/97-2).

23. BADŽAK, DERVO from Galjevo, the Municipality of Konjic, born in 1967, father Meho, military policeman, took part in the attacks on Bradina, Donje Selo and Blace (evidence 530/96).

ading and inciting hatred against Serbs and calling upon Muslims and Croats to join in a showdown with Serbs (witness 58/97-1).

25. BERIĆ, AZEM.

26. BERŠA, ZVONIMIR, was a member of the Konjic police forces.

27. BLAŽEVIĆ, GORAN “GARO”, worker from Zabrđe, the Municipality of Konjic, born in 1960. He joined the Croatian army (the Zengas) as a volunteer in Slavonia, in 1991. Later on, at the beginning of the war, he took part in all operations in the Konjic Municipality against the Serbian villages and

Serbian people. He excelled particularly in torching the village of Blace and killing old men and women on 15 May 1992. Later on Blažević saved some Serbs from Konjic and sent them to Ilidža, the Serbian territory, in order to “wash his hands”. He had a smaller military unit called "LEŠINARI" (vultures) (evidence 530/96).

28. BLAŽEVIĆ, PERO, nicknamed “SRBIjA” (Serbia), member of HVO, beat Serbs at the camp in Grude who were transferred there from Konjic on 8 May 1992, guard in Čelebići (evidence: 530/96,

221/94-1).

29. BORIĆ, OMER, teacher from Konjic, 6 15

th September Street, born on 11 August 1948, father Alija, married, no children, commander of the Territorial Defense of the Konjic Municipality, in the end of 1992 left Konjic with his family and fled to Austria (evidence:530/96).

30. BRIŠO, ŠKOJO

31. BUKVIĆ, from Idbar, Čelebići.

32. VARIŠČIĆ, SANELA (f) from Konjic, 23 Braće Belše Street, born on 15 December, 1974 in Konjic, father Esad, one of few Muslim women who took part in the operations con

ducted by the Muslims against Serbs. She excelled in Donje Selo and Bradina where most of the Serbs were killed and houses burned down (evidence: 530/96).

38. GALIĆ, STJEPAN from Konjic, journalist at Radio-Konjic who excelled particularly i

n spreading and inciting hatred against the Serbs and calling upon the Muslims and Croats to join in a showdown with Serbs (witness 58/97-1).

39. GUSKA, NIJAZ, secretary of SUP, Čelebići.

40. DAUTI, from Barmiš, took part in the killing of Branko Babić a

nd Milenko Vukalo (evidence: 530/96).

41. DEBIĆ, NURKO, HVO commander in Konjic.

42. DEDIĆ, OSMAN, from Konjic, 44 Braće Begtaševića Street, born on 25 July 1974 in Konjic, father Benjamin; he was a guard in the Čelebići camp, excelled particularly in b

eating prisoners, especially after the visit of the International Red Cross representatives (evidence: 530/96).

43. DIDIK, SEJO, from Konjic, born in 1965 (or 1967) in Konjic, father Meho and mother Ekrema, took part in the arrest and taking away of the Serbs from Bjelovčina, Homolje and Donje Selo to the camps (evidence:530/96).

44. DULIĆ, SAMEL, father Ismet, from Stolac, guard in the Musala camp in Konjic.

1953 in Konjic, father Hasan, married. He was a bodyguard of Jasmin Guska, chief of police, and afterwards he formed his own unit which was very active, officer of the "Green berets" (evidence: 221/94-14, 236/94, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/94-18, 496/95, 530/96).

46. DUREJ, IBRAHIM, guard in the Musala camp in Konjic.

47. ĐULIĆ, SANEL, from Stolac, father Ismet, guard in the Musala camp in Konjic.

48. ZEBIĆ, DINKO, from Konjic, officer of the former YPA, born in 1960 in Konjic, Konjic HVO commander from the end of April till 20 September 1992 at the time of the Serbs’ har

dest ordeal in Konjic (evidence:530/96). He took part in the "cleansing" operations and crimes against the Serbs (witness 58/97-1).

49. ZOVKO, ZVONKO, from Podorašac, the Municipality of Konjic, father Petar, commander of HVO in Konjic, commander of the Croatian army which took part in the attack on a military facility in Ljuta. Afterwards he participated in the organization of attacks on the Serbian villages, their taking and killing of the Serbian civilians, plunderuing and burning of the Serbian houses. He lead the first attack on Bradina on 13 May 1992. He excelled particularly in the attacks on the villages of: Blace on 13 May when he was in charge of the attack (20 Serbs were killed and 25 Serbian houses burned down, a chapel at the Serbian Orthodox cemetery was pulled down and tombstones were demolished); Brđani, Bradina and Zukići on 12 May (when a number of houses were torched and the property demolished); Bradina on 25 and 26 May; Donje Selo, Cerići and Bjelovčina on 13 July (witness 58/97). He took part in the assaults on military facilities: Ljuta and Zlatar and the capturing of the Serbs in the suburbs of Konjic (evidence: 106/94, 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 570/95, 31/96, 530/96).

50. JELEŠKOVIĆ,EDHEM nicknamed “EDO MUF”, worked at the “Igman” enterprise in Konjic, 40 year old or so, guard in the Musala and Čelebići camps, extremely cruel in beating and torturing prisoners from the day the Čelebići camp was first established; he beat prisoners especially after the visit of the International Red Cross (evidence: 221/94-14, 440/

53. JUSUFBEGOVIĆ, Dr AHMO, doctor, internist, head of the Konjic war hospital, born on 15 M

arch 1933, in the village of Repovci, Konjic Municipality, father Avdo. He was principal ideologist of Muslim fundamentalism. He had a two year specialist training in Libya. As director of the war hospital he did not allow his medical staff to extend first aid to the Serb inmates who were wounded in a shell explosion in the Musala camp. Three camp inmates bled to death the following day as they were not extended medical aid within 24 hours. He supervised the blood taking from camp inmates (Serbs and Croats) from the Musala sports hall for the needs of the Muslim war hospitals (evidence: 530/96).

54. JUSUFBEGOVIĆ, DR SEJO, doctor, specialist, gynecologist from Konjic, born on 2 February 1941 in the village of Repovci, Konjic Municipality, father Fadil, mar

ried. During the war he worked as a doctor at the war hospital in Konjic (evidence:530/96).

55. KAZAZIĆ, SENAD, electrician, from Konjic, YPA’s reserve captain, born in Nevesinje, sentry commander in the Musala sports hall. On 15 June 1993 he ordered camp

inmates "To your places, shut your mouths" and then left the room; after that a shell exploded killing 13 and wounding 14 inmates (evidence: 530/96).

56. KARIĆ, OSMAN nicknamed “BOCA”, father Alija, took part in the attack on Bradina. He plundered and torched the village. He was an accomplice in the killing of the Draganić family in Brđani (evidence: 236/94, 530/96).

57. KARIĆ, HASAN, worker from Brđani, at the beginning of the war he was a company commander during the attack on Bradina (evidence:530/96

60. KOVAČIĆ, EMIR who played football in the “Igman” football club in Konjic, guard in the Musala camp.

61. KOJIĆ, AMIR, father Alija.

62. KORIĆ, IBR

AHIM, nicknamed "BAHA", father Kasim (evidence: 440/94-1).

63. KORIĆ, JASMIN.

64. KORIĆ, RAMIZ.

65. KURTOVIĆ ADNAN, guard in the Musala camp, he excelled particularly in torturing inmates of this camp (evidence 530/96).

66. LANDŽO ESAD, nicknamed “ZENG

A", worker from Konjic, 20 15th September Street, born on 7 March 1973 in the village of Glavatičevo, Konjic Municipality, father Suljo. From May 1992 till 9 December 1992 he was a guard in the Čelebići camp. Principal torturer and murderer of many prisoners. He himself killed Simo Jovanović, Šćepo Gotovac, Neđo Milošević, Boško Samouković, Željko Ćećez and took part in torturing and killing of other prisoners in the camp (evidence: 530/96, 265/97-2, 391/97-2, 375/97-2, 376/97-2).

67. LANDŽO, ZIJO, called “Zenga”, from Čelebići, Konjic Municipality, born in Glavačevo.

68. LJEVO, REMZO, born in 1972, father Smajo, deserted YPA, often seen in Bradina, robbing Serbian property. He maltreated Serbian women from Brdina who were his schoolmates (530/96).

69. LJEVO, REDŽO, from the village of Zukići, Konjic Municipality, born in 1939, father Meho, took part in the killing of Sofija Đorđić and her son Milivoje (evidence:530/96, 701/96- 22, 661/96).

70. LJEVO, FADIL, nicknamed "FADA" or "VRAG", driver, worked at the “Bosna-put” enterprise and before that was a taxi driver, from the village of Zukići, Konjic Municipality, born in 1962 in Zukići, father Ramo, married, two children, accomplice and perpetrator of the slaughter of the Đođrićs’ in Zukići (evidence: 530/96).

71. MAKAN, RASIM from Orahovica, born on 6 June 1957 in Orahivica, father Mujo. During the investigation of the Republic of Srpska army he admitted to committing 24 rapes before the exchange. He was allegedly killed later on (evidence 530/96).

72. MAKSIMOVIĆ, MIRZA, took part in the killing of the Golubović family (evidence: 393/94, 454/95-17).

73. MATIĆ, IBRAHIM, from Grušča, Konjic Municipality, together with 2 of his relatives he took part in the slaughter of 8 old men and women of Serbian nationality i

n Blace, Konjic Municipality.

74. MATIĆ, N. (the first), together with Ibrahim Matić and a relative he took part in the slaughter of 8 old men and women of Serbian nationality in Blace, Konjic Municipality.

75. MATIĆ, N. (the second), together with Ibrah

im Matic and a relative, took part in the slaughter of 8 old men and women of Serbian nationality in Blace, Konjic Municipality.

76. MACIĆ, VAHID-VAHA, worker, worked at UNIS (Machine factory in Konjic). He killed Njegoslav Koprivica in Bradina on 26 May 1992. He took part in the slaughter of the Golubović family (evidence: 530/96).

77. MACIĆ, ESAD - “MAKARON” from Konjic, 14 15

th September Street, worked in the Konjic Sup, born on 26 February 1959, in Konjic, father Ramo, he was a guard in the Čelebići camp, responsible for many murders. In the Čelebići camp, in the morning of 10 June 1992, on the day of Bajram, he called the name of Milorad Kuljanin from Bradina and killed him in front of a hanger. He also took part in beating camp inmates on 12 August1992, after the representatives of the International Red Cross left. Together with Ibro Macić he killed Bogdan Živak in the Musala sports hall on 13 June 1993. He is an invalid now, without both legs (evidence:530/96, 391/97-2).

78. MACIĆ, IBRAHIM - IBRO, from Grušča, Konjic Municipality, he was a guard in the Musala sports hall camp. Together with Eso Macić he killed Bogdan Živak (evidence: 530/96).

79. MACIĆ, MIRALEM, together with his group killed the family of Đuro Golubović in Konjic: Đuro, his wife

Vlasta, son Petar, 7, and son Pavle, 5 year old.

80. MACIĆ, MIRSAD, nicknamed “MACA”, from the village of Polje Bijela 146-a, Konjic Municipality. He was born on 15 March 1973 in the village of Grušča, Konjic Municipality, father Šaban, he was a guard in the Čelebići camp, beat prisoners, especially on 12 August 1992, after the visit of the representatives of the International Red Cross, took part in the killing of the Golubović family (evidence: 393/94, 412/94-22, 454/95-17, 530/96).

83. MAŠIĆ, MIRALEM, Čelebići, Konjic Municipality, born on 19 February 1959 in Čelebići, Konjic Municipality, father Halil, guard in the Čelebići camp, known as a torturer of

the camp inmates ( evidence 530/96).

84. MRNDŽIĆ, KEMAL, from Konjic, 7 Vinka Borasa Street, born on 30 September 1972 in Konjic, father Duran, guard in the Čelebići camp, beat camp inmates and tortured them. In the summer of 1994 he was the head of the

camp (evidence: 530/96).

85. MUDERIZOVIĆ, KEMAL, a guard in Čelebići.

86. MUJIĆ MEHO, nicknamed “LOPOV” (a thief), taxi driver from Konjic, 8 B. Erzumlića Street, born on 3 January 1967 in Konjic, father Latif, of short built and yellow in the face. His

parents worked in Germany, had a house in Konjic, in a place called Varda. He excelled in the first operations on Serbian villages, taking part in the killing of civilians and plundering their property, particularly during the assault on the villages of Blace and Bradina. He killed Petar Mrkajić in Musala (evidence: 530/96, 514/96-12, 391/97-2).

87. MURIĆI, RUSTEM, nicknamed “ŠOK”, Shqipetar by nationality, he was doing his army service when the war began and remained with the Muslim army after that, guard in the Čelebići camp, notorious for be

th Hercegovačke brigade Street, born on 8 May 1953 in the village of Glavatičevo, Konjic Municipality, father Hamid, married. After multi-party elections, he became a prominent SDA activist. Before the war he armed the Muslims and stole ammunition and armaments from the "Igman" army enterprise. He blew up the tunnel in Bradina. He took part in the attack on all the Serbian villages taken by the Croato-Muslim army at the beginning of the war. He was commander of the Čelebići camp from 13 - 29 May 1992. During his office as a commander of the Čelebići camp, Serbs from Bjelovčina, Donje Selo, Cerići, Pokojište, Vinište, Bradina and Brđani were taken to the camp and were horribly tortured at the “entrance” of the camp when they had to "run the gauntlet" of several dozens of Croato - Muslim soldiers (evidence: 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/94-18, 495/95, 530/96).

89. MUŠIĆ, SALKO, from Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality, father Himzo, took part in the murder of Branko Babić and Milenko Vukalo (evidence:412/94-15/1, 530/96).

90. MUŠIĆ, HIMZO, took part in the murder of Branko Babić and Milenko Vukalo (evidence 530/96).

91. MUŠIĆ, ŠABAN, from Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality, father Himzo, took part in the murder of Branko Babić and Milenko Vukalo (evidence: 412/94-15/1, 530/96).

92. “NARCIS”, a guard in the Čelebići camp.

93. NERMIN, from Doboj, a guard in the Čelebići camp, beat the prisoners, excelled particularly in taking away the food brought to the camp inmates b

y their families (evidence: 530/96, 391/97- 2).

94. NIKŠIĆ, ŠEFIK (ŠEFKO), police commander in Konjic (deputy head of the Konjic public security), from Konjic, 10 Braće Begtaševića Street, born on 15 September 1945, in Konjic, father Alija, married, fathe

r of two children. Before the war he worked i MUP - Ministry of the Interior as police commander. Responsible for arresting, killing and maltreating Serbs and raping of the Serbian women since he approved of all these acts (evidence: 530/96, 480/96, 549/96-10, 570/96-1).

95. NOVALIĆ, policeman (evidence:530/96).

96. NOVALIĆ, ENIR, took part in the killing of the Golubović family (evidence: 454/95-17, 393/94).

97. NOVALIĆ, MITO, was in Cerići on 22 May 1992 when Gara Kujundžić and Dobrivoje Ivković were beaten in the house of Jovan

Šinik (evidence: 530/96).

98. NOVALIĆ, OSMAN, from Vrdolje, father Džafa, around 40, commander of the Territorial Defense in Vrdolje (evidence 221/94- 1).

99. NOVALIĆ, RAMO, from Džepe near Konjic.

100. NOVALIĆ, HAKIJA, a worker, from the village of Vrdolje, Konjic Municipality, member of the Muslim army, responsible for the murder of Pero Babić from Vrdolje (evidence:530/96).

101. NUHIĆ, AMIR, from Idbar, born in 1969, military policeman, investigator in the Čelebići camp (evidence: 530/96).

102. NUHIĆ, MIRZO, commander of the police station in Čelebići (witnesses: 856/95-17 and 364/96-16).

103. PADALOVIĆ, ALMIR nicknamed “LALA”, guard in the Čelebići camp.

104. PADALOVIĆ, NERMIN, was a guard in the Čelebići camp. He killed Željko Kliment and took p

art in killings, beating and maltreatment of other Serbs. He was particularly zealous in beating new camp inmates who had to run through the gauntlet of enraged guards and camp staff (evidence 530/96).

105. PAJAZITI, a Shqipetar by nationality, was a guard in Čelebići, killed Miroslav Vujičić on 27 May 1992 (evidence:530/96).

by nationality, the first president of HDZ, president of the Executive Board of Konjic Municipality and a member of the War Presidency of Konjic, responsible for "cleansing" operations and crimes against the Serbs (evidence: 221/94-14, 440/94-2, 454/95-17, 454/95-18, 496/95, 480/96, 549/96-10, 570/96-1, 58/97).

108. PIRIJA, RASIM (HAZIM), born in Podorašac, was on the active police force, commander of the police in Bradina ( evidence: 412/94-21, 352/97-2).

110. PIRKIĆ, MITHAD, nicknamed “PIRKE”, electrician, from Konjic 75 Maršala Tita Street, born on 25 January 1962 in Konjic, father Abdulah and mother Delveta, married, father of two children. He was commander of the Muslim brigade “Suad Alić” which was a part of the Fourth Corps of the B/H army. He is responsible for the sufferings of the Serbs during 1992. He took part in

the organization of attacks on the Serbian villages and killings of the Serbian civilians, particularly in the village of Blace, on 13 May when he commanded a Muslim unit called "Akrepi" that killed 20 Serbs, burned down 25 Serbian houses, pulled down a chapel on the Orthodox cemetery and demolished tombstones in that village. He was commander of smaller units of the Muslim army while they were taking Serbian villages, setting them on fire and plundering them; those were: Brđani, Bradina and Zukići on 12 May (when a number of houses were set on fire and the property destroyed); Čelebići, Idbar, Džepe, Zagorice, Vrdolje, Blace, Bjelovčina (20 May 1992); Vinište, Pokojište, Donje Selo (21 May 1992); Cerići (20 May 1992); Bradina on 25 and 26 May; he was commander of the Muslim army which slaughtered Serbs in the village of Zaborani, at the boarder of Konjic and Nevesinje Municipality on 28 June (when seven old men and women were killed); he took part in attacks on Donje Selo, Cerići and Bjelovčina on 13 July. He himself killed Ratomir Draganić from Brđani. He took part in the arrests of Serbs from Čelebići and in the killing of Manojlo Golubović, Spasenija Golubović, Milka Golubović, Danica Kuljanin, Ana Kuljanin, Jelka Kilibarda, Cvija Kilibarda, Jelka Golubović, Radojka Golubović, Miroslav Kuljanin, a boy, Rajko Kuljanin and his son Slobodan, Vojislav Kuljanin, brothers Milutin and Vojislav Kuljanin, Milovan Kuljanin and his son Radoslav and Vasa Golubović (evidence: 530/96 and witnesses 480/96, 549/96-10, 570/96-1, 58/97-1).

111. PIRUŠIĆ, ZIJO, a guard in the Musala camp.

112. PLAVI, from Modriča, guard in Čelebići, participated in the beating of the Serbian camp inmates (evidence 530/96).

113. PRAZINA, JUSUF "JUKA" (evidence 243/95-6).

114. PRAŠTA, from Gacko, a guard in Musala.

115. PREVLJAK, SMAJO, teacher in Konjic, 70 10th Hercegovačke brigade Street, born on 1 March 1945 in the village of Prevlje, Konjic Municipality, father Adem, married. At the beginning of the war he was commander of the Territorial Defence Headquarters of Konjic Municipality until May 1992; later, he was an investigator in the military police (evidence: 530/96).

116.”RAMBO”, guard in the Čelebići camp, was particularly severe in the beating of the c

amp inmates (evidence: 530/96).

117. RAMIĆ, AGAN, born in 1961, father Emin, excelled in the persecution, aresting and torturing of the Serbs from Brđani.

he village of Bijela, father Ibro, single. Worked on illegal armament and organization of the Muslim army. In July 1992 he was head of the Territorial Defense Headquarters of the Konjic Municipality. During the Serbs’ toughest ordeal in Konjic he held very responsible military positions. He took part in the cleansing operation and crimes against the Serbs in Konjic. Afterwards, he was head of VI Corps Headquarters of the B/H Army (evidence: 530/96 and witness 58/97-1).

119. RAMIĆ, SAMIR.

120. RIZVANOVIĆ, AJRUDIN, father Alija, took part in the killing of Đorđić (evidence: 530/96).

121. RIZVANOVIĆ, ELVEDIN, nicknamed “ELVO”, father Alija, took part in the killing of Đorđić (evidence: 236/94, 530/96).

125. SALIHOVIĆ, VEJSIL, from Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality, born on 10 November 1950, in Bjelovčina, Konjic Municipality, father Alija, took part in the presecution of the Serbs from Bjelovčina, president of Bjelovčina SDA, organized the killing of Branko Babić and Milenko Vukalo (evidence 530/96).

132. SULATNIĆ JASKO, worker, from Podorašac, took part in the killing of Dragan Živak in July 1992 (evidence: 440/94-1, 530/96).

133. SULTANIĆ, nicknamed “LALAC”, commander of the army police, took part in the attack on Bradina (evidence: 530/96).

134. SULTANIĆ, SABAHUDIN - BAHA, from Podorašac, born in 1964 in Podorašac, accomplice in the arrest and killing of Dragan Živak from Brđani (evidence: 530/96).

135. TELETOVIĆ, NUSRET, from Konjic, 73 10

th Hercegovačke brigade Street, born on 18 August 1963 in Konjic, mother Hamdija; the Croats handed him over to the Serbs, accusing him of raping the Serbian women (evidence: 530/96).

136. TRAPIĆ, nicknamed “JUHA”.

137. TREŠNJA, ZIJO, from Čuhovići, head of the shift in the Musala camp.

138. TUKIĆ, JASMIN, from 77 Brđani, born on 17 March 1971 in Brđani, Konjic Municipality, father Smajo. He took part in the killing of Boško Đorđić in June 1992 (evidence: 530/96).

139. TUKIĆ, FERHAT from Brđani, Konjic Municipality, born on 3 September 1954 in Brđani, Konjic Municipality, father Mehmed. He took part in the killing of Boško Đorđić from Bardina (evidence: 530/96).

140. TUKIĆ, DŽEMAIL, from Brđani, Konjic Municipality, born on 19 March 1968 ( or 1958) in Brđani, Konjic Municipality, father Mehmed. He took part in the killing of Boško Đrođić from Bradina (evidence: 530/96).

141. “TUTA”, beat Dobrivoje Ivković and Gara Kuljanin with a bayonet in the house of Jovan Šinik in Cerići on 22 May 1993 (evidence: 530/96).

142. ĆELEBIĆ, IBRAHIM, deputy head of the Musala camp from 1994 - 1995.

143. ĆEĆO, JUNUZ, chief of the military police in Konjic from 1994 - 1995.

144. ĆOSIĆ, ADEM, from the village of Idbar, 55 Ćosići, Konjic Municipality, born on 17 March 1970, in the village of Idbar, father Mehmed. He helped Zenga and Delić in the killing of Šćepa Gotovac and nailed an SDS - Serbian Democratic Party badge on his forehead (evidence 530/960).

145. ĆOSIĆ, PAJA, from Idbar, participated in the maltreating of the Serbian old people who had remained in Idbar, took part in the killing of Anđelko Jovanović in June 1992 (evidence: 530/96).

147. “FOČAK” (his name is, allegedly, FERID), guard in Čelebići, before the war he worked in SUP in Foča. He was particularly severe in beating camp inmates on 12 August 1992, after the visit of the representatives of the International Red Cross whom the inmates complained to about the treatment and conditions in the cam

p (evidence 530/96, 391/97-2).

148. HABIBIJA, ALMIR, from Konjic, member of the Muslim army (evidence 318/95).

149. HABIBIJA, MUHAREM, from the village of Galjevo, born in 1967, father Alija, military policeman, took part in the attacks on Bradina, Donje Selo and Blace (evidence 530/96).

150. HABIBIJA, RUTO, was in Cerići on 22 May 1992 when Gara Kujundžić and Dobrivoje Ivković were beaten in the house of Jovan Šinik (evidence: 530/96).

151. HAZINOVIĆ IVICA, HVO commander.

152. HALEBIĆ, SENAD, “ČILE”, from Homolje, born in 1958, father Smajo, took part in the attack on and setting fire to Bjelovčina houses (evidence: 530/96).

153. HALILOVIĆ, KEMO, from Brđani (evidence: 530/96).

154. HALILOVIĆ, NEZIM - MUDERIZ, born in 1965 in Žepa. He was commander of the Demolition Unit in Konjic, excelled in crimes against the Serbs and later on against Croats, too. For merits in fight against the Serbs, Alija Izetbegović promoted him to commander of the Fourth Light Brigade of MOS, also known as Muderiz’s brigade (evidence 530/96).

155. HALILOVIĆ, SEJO, father Huso, member of th

e Muslim armed formations (evidence: 530/96).

156. HADŽIHUSEINOVIĆ, DŽEVAD, manager of the special - purpose production facility in the “Igman” ammunition factory in Konjic (witnesses: 480/96, 549/96-10, 570/96-1).

157. HEBIBOVIĆ, ENID, nicknamed “TRAVA

R", guard in the Musala camp.

158. HEBIBOVIĆ, SALKO.

159. HONDO, SEMIR, from Konjic, 15th September Street, born on 7 March 1973 in Konjic, father Suljo, guard in Čelebići (evidence: 530/96).

160. CERO, MUHAREM, born in 1972, father Redžo (evidence: 530

/96)

161. CERO, REDŽO, born in 1938, in Zukići, father Ibro, next door neighbour of Novica Đorđić, robbed all of his property (evidence 530/96).

162. CEROVAC, MITHAD "CERO", was commander of the Muslim army in Konjic, took part in all operations conducted against Serbs at the beginning of the war (evidence 530/96).

169. ČOMAGA, ŠEFIK, labourer, worked in “Konjic trans”, from Konjic, nn Maksima Kujundžića St., at the beginning of the war on 2 May 1992, in front of the Serbian Orthodox church in Konjic he killed Đorđe Magazin, an old man and an invalid of war only because Magazin was fixing a fence around the church which the Muslim fundamentalists damaged the day before and desecrated the church. That was the first murder in the Konjic Municipality

She was in Bradina on 29 May when the killed Serbs, who had been covered up with earth by an escavator in front of the church, were identified. In July 1992 she was in the village of Blace when she ordered workers of the funeral enterprise and Civil Protection to set old women killed in their houses on 15 May on fire. She was president of the Municipal Commission at the Muslim War Presidency for the exchange of prisoners. She took money, gold and other valuables so as to put certain Serbs on the exchange list. She even conducted several exchanges on her own, nevertheless, a lot of Serbs remained locked up in the Muslim prisons instead of being exchanged (evidence: 530/96). She participated in the forgery of data on the causes of death of some Serbs that are known to have been killed in camps or in some other way. She incited the Muslims from Eastern Bosnia to take possession of the Serbian estates (witness 58/97-1).

172. ŠAGON, ILIJA, journalist in Radio Konjic, was particularly active in spreading and inciting hatred against Serbs and calling up Muslims and Croats to showdown with Serbs (witess 58/97-1).

173. ŠAHINOVIĆ, ELVIR, responsible for the murder of Vasa Vujičić and brothers Slobodan and Velimir Živak in Bradina on 26 May 1992 (evidence: 530/96)

onjic Municipality, father Vejsil, took part in the assault on Bradina from 25 - 28 May 1992 and in the killing of Bosiljka Kuljanin (evidence: 412/94-26, 412/94-28, 412/94-29, 530/96).

177. ŠLJIVO, VAHID, from village Džepi, Konjic Municipality, father A

lija.

178. ŠLJIVO, IMET, from the village of džepi, Kojic Muicipality, father Abdija.

179. ŠLJIVO, MUSTAFA, from village Džepi, Konjic Municipality, father Huso.

180. ŠLJIVO, DŽEVAD, officer of the MUP, from Konjic, 32-a M. Tita Street, born on 8 October 1958 in Konjic, father Ahmed. He was in the Musala sports hall on 26 May 1992 when the Serbs of Bradina were brought and when Perko Mrkajić was killed (evidence: 530/96).

182. ŠPAGO, NEDŽAD, from Konjic, 31 Varda Street, born on 27 October 1954 in Konjic, father Mumin, commander of Konjic military police from the beginning of the war, was Zovko Zvonko’s assistant in Bradina when they took the village in May 1992. Dragan Živak from Brđani was killed in his office (

in the police headquarters building called DUD) on 12 July 1992 (evidence: 440/94-1, 530/96).

183. ŠUNJ ŠEHERZAD, a member of MUP, took part in the arrest of the Serbian civilians in the town and villages of Konjic Municipality (evidence 530/96).